The video games that I love but that I recommend to you and your children. Everything from Wii, Xbox 360, and PS3 to the Original Nintendo, Atari 2600, and all systems.
Showing posts with label Wii. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wii. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Friday, January 11, 2008
Nintendo Wii Commercial: Experience It.
Are you ready for an experience like no other. Nintendo Wii is the future of gaming, pick up a Nintendo Wii and become more connected to the game. Wii provides an experience like no other. You don't just play Wii. You experience it. Experience Wii.
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Saturday, February 24, 2007
Wii it's Excite Truck from Nintendo

You're cruising through the woods, intently focused on the goal. With your fingers crossed tight, you speed past opponents and in between trees, hoping you can finish the day without another wreck. Having speeds in great excess of the limit, you launch off hills and mountains like Tony Hawk flies off ramps. You soar over the world and all its glory – the trees, the lake, and countless man-made structures. Bridges, which are typically crossed, act as a danger zone that, if enough air has been gained, will be crossed over with ease.
Though your eyes are much too busy to see everything the first time, you notice a cluster of hills up ahead. As harmless to your vehicle as the situation may be, there's something about it that raises a red flag. All things likely, you know that one of the hills will slow you down. CYou couldn't possibly gain enough air. There's little hope. Your opponents might catch up.
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Sunday, February 04, 2007
Contra III for the Nintendo Wii: Back To the Future

Contra III picks up right about where just about every Contra game picks up: The evil alien forces of the vile Red Falcon have invaded Earth. As either Bill in solo play or with Lance in two-player, you take on several stages' worth of nasty aliens firing guns, other aliens, and all sorts of other unpleasantness coming at you until you've defeated the aforementioned vile Red Falcon. Of course, the trick here is that all these stages are wicked hard and packed to the brim with enemies and crazy pitfalls that sometimes come out of nowhere.
Maybe $8 isn't the best price for a relatively brief shooter like Contra III, but its addictive and challenging gameplay makes it easier to justify paying such a price. For Contra fans, this one's basically a no-brainer, but if you never really got into the series back in the day and fancy yourself a shooter fan, this is as good a place as any to start.
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Sunday, January 28, 2007
Wii love Nintendo
I played the Wii! I love it! This is the best console ever made. Nintendo always comes up with the coolest interactive content and technology. The track and field pad, the zapper gun, and bongos for Donkey Kong.
Xbox 360 is good and PS3 is good but they are what we expect from a console. Nintendo took it to the next level.
Our children will be in shape
The next generation of children will get fit with the Wii. Parents buy this for your children and make sure they stay fit. No long will children veg in front of the tv playing baseball and tennis with a control that does all the action for them. With the Wii players have to swing to hit the ball, use a pitching motion to through the baseball to the catcher, and do a backhand swing to hit the tennis ball over the net.
I was tired after 30 minutes of play. I guess I am out of Wii shape but the more I play the more fun I have.
Buy it if you can find it!
Xbox 360 is good and PS3 is good but they are what we expect from a console. Nintendo took it to the next level.
Our children will be in shape
The next generation of children will get fit with the Wii. Parents buy this for your children and make sure they stay fit. No long will children veg in front of the tv playing baseball and tennis with a control that does all the action for them. With the Wii players have to swing to hit the ball, use a pitching motion to through the baseball to the catcher, and do a backhand swing to hit the tennis ball over the net.
I was tired after 30 minutes of play. I guess I am out of Wii shape but the more I play the more fun I have.
Buy it if you can find it!
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