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Wii (pronounced 'we') is Nintendo's new home video game console that represents a radical step into a new era of entertainment. For years, video games have been growing in popularity but also in complexity. With Wii, Nintendo changes the way you play by maximising the fun and minimising the fuss.
The Wii console and its revolutionary motion-sensitive controller, the Wii
Remote, have been designed so that anyone can enjoy games, whatever
their ability or experience.
Wii is also much more than a mere games console. With the built-in
Wii Channels you can surf the internet, edit your digital photos, check
the news and weather, and much more.
Whether you're an experienced gamer, haven't played for years, or
have
never played in your life, Wii has what you're looking for: fun!
, 27 Jan 2012
Wii News Item :
A bunch of news coming from the Nintendo investor briefing! Here’s a summary:
[Nintendo]
That’s more than I expected from the investor briefing! Lots of good news, really liking the sound of Nintendo Network.
UPDATE: More details trickling in, probably from the Q&A section and other things. I’ll update this post as more comes in.
, 27 Jan 2012
Wii News Item : Iwata promises a good Wii U launch games line-up.
We already know that the Wii U release date will fall in time for the year-end season but Satoru Iwata has also promised that the company will have sufficient software to ensure that the Wii U is at it's best when it is released.
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, 27 Jan 2012
Wii News Item : New console to use Near Field Communication tech.
Wii U's unique controller will use NFC technology to allow users to read and write data (in a similar way to how the Skylanders figures work with the 'Portal Of Power') and also pay for things with compatible bank and credit cards.
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, 27 Jan 2012
Wii News Item : Satoru Iwata explains Nintendo's new 3DS and Wii U online service.
Nintendo has officially announced Nintendo Network, the new online service for 3DS and Wii U.
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