I'm curious about this thing, but at this point, I'm still unclear as to whether or not the Wiimote will be compatible with my rear-projection TV. Traditional light guns won't work with that arrangement, and I need to know if the Wii uses a similar technology before I buy. I'd also like to point out that this new Zelda game, while a fanboy favorite, and probably good, is still a game that was designed for the last generation system, albeit with some tweaks to use the motion tech. It's a bit disturbing that the flagship launch title for this new console is a game the was developed for the Gamecube, and fairly lazy at that. I'll probably buy one, if only for the Virtual Console stuff, though I'd rather they adjust their expectations on the pricing. The only N64 game I can see myself paying $10 for is the venerable Goldeneye, the standard by which I still, to this day, judge all FPS games.