2 good reads from you Erik. @static. Well, we don't disagree about that Wii supports HDTV:s, but not HD resolutions (depends only which way you want to define it. It supports resolution that HDTV:s support). :) You are right. None of the 3 current gen consoles are plain gaming machines, but look where the Hype is: PS3 -multimedia functions and home. 360 -multimedia functions (which they are trying to get on par with PS3) and live. Wii -Wii Remote and couple future games. These are basically everything what a non-gamer sees in the consoles at first look. Comparision to GC is bad in a way, that PS2 had so big lead that even the Nintendo 1st party titles didn't help sales to compete with PS2. Even if GC would have had all the games that PS2 had after GC release, it wouldn't have catched PS2 in couple of years. Look at PS2:s novelty, it started to fade when 360 came out. In order to lose novelty, you have to have the console, or you have to get really familiar with it, which practically means that all your friends have to have it and then of course you... Problem is that if Wii gets familiar enough for people, it can't lose the novelty. For example, for non-gaming audience PlayStation is the only gaming brand they know, most people don't even know that other consoles exist than PS. And if Wii can gain the same situation, theres no stopping for it. No matter what games there is for it. Oh, and one thing that matters when buing mobile phones (which matters to many) is how it fits your hand. Mostly how you can press the buttons. I bought mine just that in mind. Didn't matter that it was the most expensive phone at the time.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
