Well, I've owned a Ninentdo Wii...for about one week. I hope I don't sound too negative about it, but as a gamer it just didn't peak my interests. The Wii controls are really really cool. However, for me, the system as a whole is just too novice-like. It's true Nintendo intended for the system to be used by the "non-gamer" crowd. The people that don't normally buy and play games. It's a different system when compared to the others out there. As a gamer I wanted something more robust. Something I can play with. Something a little more complex. Something with more hard-core games with cutting edge graphics and sound. The Wii was not it. I had a lot of fun with the game Super Mario Galaxies. But when i went to the store to look at what else was available I was really unimpressed. Nothing grabbed my attention. I'm sure there were some good games there that were fun, but the graphics of these games didn't pull me. And it seemed like many games were aimed toward the younger crowd for casual playing.
The main reason I purchased the Wii was becaause my girlfriend had an interest in it. She really liked Zelda on the Wii. But when I got the Wii and Super Mario Galaxies, she really didn't want to play it much. She said she mostly liked Zelda, lol. Well, I figured I shouldn't known an entire system just for one game, so I returned it and got a Xbox 360. Something that I really wanted for awhile but never admitted it. And after only one day with it so far (and a good collected of borrowed games from a friend) I'm having fun with the system. Damn, this thing is a tinkers fun-box. Gaming profiles, linking my computers in my place, etc. I love it.
I also think my girlfriend will like this system. There are some good co-op games out there, like Scene It (which she has played and enjoys immensely).
Now to get that flat panel HDTV...
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