Cool, is it from a real Trading-card-game? Which?

"Cool, is it from a real Trading-card-game? Which?"

Of course the card isn't real, but I believe the design is from Yu-Gi-Oh's trading card game. I'd bet on an automatic online generator.

I think the real strength of the Wii is that not only can so called "casuals" pick it up and play for a while, "hardcore" gamers can use it as a compliment to a 360 or PS3. Getting into a different market has really played out well for Nintendo. Sure it may get played a lot lot less than the 360 or the PS3 in my house. But it's nice to have around. Mario and Sonic makes a good half hour distraction from Pro Ev and Singstar. Anyway, once you have bought a product thats the money gone anyway, regardless of how much use it actually gets.

I may be a bit of a PS3 fanboy cos i'm a bit of a power whore (don't mention pc, I may like power but i'm not made of money) but kudos to Nintendo. 

"Analysts" predicted that the PSP will blow the DS out of the water, look where they are now. Same goes to the Wii, many public opinion polls shunned the system around 6 months before launch and right now, it's the best selling console.

The pick it up once in a while mentality is certainly true for the Wii. Just look at Sonic and the Secret Rings! The number of levels allow you to just randomly select one level and play it. Same goes for Super Mario Galaxy.