The answer to you question is no, the Nyko guitar is not compatible with Rock Band.

The guitars for guitar hero are really just plastic shells that simulate pressing buttons on the wii-mote. The Wii-mote is used for all communication with the Guitar Hero games.

Rock Band's guitar does not use the Wii-mote at all, and for that reason Rock Band's guitars and Guitar Hero Guitars are not compatible on the Wii.

So I trust this makes your decision easy; wait for Guitar Hero 4.

Dragon Warrior 4 (NES) - the best game I ever played.

Tecmo World Wrestling (NES)

Duck Tales (NES)

Crystallis (NES)

Batman: Return of the Joker (NES) - possibly the best graphics from the 8 bit era, and the hardest to find today. You can't even find the ROM to emulate this game on the Internet.

I wouldn't change a thing with the fighting or the graphics. The cell shading and poor textures are done on purpose and totally gives the game style.

I would like to see a busier Santa Destroy. I would like a town you could really interact with. I just finished Bully, and the town of Bullworth was very well done. I would like to see a Santa Destroy like that. The other option would be to skip the free roaming city altogether and just have the ranking missions, but that would make the game really short.

I have no idea how Suda 51 could come up with another 10 assassin's with so much personality.

Professor Layton and the Curious Village.

Puzzle Quest gets an aweful lot of playtime in my DS too.

As an added bonus, when using the Internet channel or when messaging someone, you can use a regular keyboard in one of the USB ports.

Everyone I know who has had a chance to try the Wii loves it. That includes my friends, my mom, and my co-workers. People who don't like video games, like my boss's wife, have all told me that they had fun playing on the Wii.

And the motion controls make the games super easy. I just finished Bully on the Wii. I can't imagine fighting with a regular controller. It was so much easier and more natural to shake whichever hand to throw a punch.

I am totally on board with a disc changer.

I find that even if I am in the mood to play a different game, odds are I will play the game that is in the Wii rather than change it. On the one hand it's a good way to stick to a game until I beat it. On the other hand, I have a bunch of casual games, like Link's Crossbow Challenge and Williams Ultimate Pinball Collection that will never be played because I can't be bothered to put the discs in for a 15 or 20 minute gaming session.

I love being able to download VC games just so I have something quick that I can load up and play when I want something different.