| boolean said: I want to share my personal thought regarding wii after owning it for almost a year. On January FFXII was released in here, so I went back to PS2 and totally forgot about the Wii, played this game most of the time along with Disgaea 2 untill I purchased another console in march (purchased on its launch day) |
Sounds like you got your Wii about the same time as I did =)
Sounds like you started off with the right types of games but then you have been having trouble lately finding the type of stuff you care about. In that regard I would say look at some of the release lists and see if there aren't some things that interest you. If you honestly don't see some games out or coming up that interest you then perhaps you should sell it. I personally think there is something for everyone but if you don't think there is enough to warrant your ownership of the console then you should go with your gut feeling.
As far as Mario Party 8, that game is hit or miss with most people. It seems you either love it or you hate it. It sounds like you may have been the latter. But my point here is that you shouldn't let the fact that you didn't enjoy MP8 stop you from trying some other games that sound like they may interest you. Personally when I purchased my Wii I looked at the list of games coming up and and I knew that Wii Sports/Zelda + the occasional third party would be able to satisfy my gaming needs until SPM, Metroid, Galaxy, and Smash came. The third party games I have enoyed thus far actually turned out to be pretty fun (ie Elebits, RRR, Madden '07, Z&W, etc.. )
As for your friends who got Wiis I think they should have done a bit more research before leaping to a purchase. See Twestern's formula:
total price of all games wanted for system >= Console Price
Is a good one for making sure you don't purchase something you won't get good use out of.
I guess I will conclude this by saying that it sounds like your issues are with the games you have purchased thus far more than the console itself. Library is important to making a console succesful no doubt, but in that regard there seem to be several great games you haven't tried yet. So if what you have tried isn't your cup of tea then try some other stuff...if that doesn't do it for you then its probably just not the console for you and you can stick to your PS3/PC combo.








