I think all you have to do is go on You Tube and watch people play Wii Sports. The amount of fun they all appear to be having combined with the diversity of ages that are playing, I think says it all. As long as games for the Wii continue to be as much fun for people as Wii Sports - which I think they will, I do not think there is any stopping Nintendo. BTW Kwaad, I have had my Wii since Xmas and I just changed the batteries in my Wiimote for the first time last night. I have spent a little more than $600 total now on the console and games and accessories, well I should say $600 hundred has been spent since the Wii was a gift. In that amount are 6 games - 7 counting Wii Sports. I think I have gotten a pretty good deal in comparison to the alternatives.
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