Wii Announced!

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I'm excited! Even though I don't play video games much anymore, I'm still a fan of Nintendo and I'll probably pick up the new console. I've already gotten bored with how traditional consoles are set up, so I'm looking forward to Nintendo's new one.




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$250? :shock: That's quite cheap; I'm guessing the price in England will be




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I hope the Wii pulls through. It's definitely got advantage with price...




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Nintendo certainly has always had the upper hand with prices. This may encourage the 360 price drop we've all be waiting for. (even though I already have one, I'd like to see it drop.) Nintendo has in its favor several franchizes which will garantee sales. Especially from me, who will buy it just to play the new Zelda.

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I can't be bothered shelling out for a PS3 which keeps getting delayed, so I think I might keep an eye on the Nitendo Wii.
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