“The five Wii launch games that everyone needs to own. Start saving those pennies,” Mike Jackson writes for ComputerAndVideoGames.com (CVG).
“With the launch of the Wii just two months away, hype for the innovative new console is reaching critical levels. Every gamer in their right mind should be putting down some serious cash, ready for the launch – unless, like us, you plan on blowing your November wage on it, then doing without food for a month. Who needs food when there are so many games to buy? But if you can’t afford them all, here are the five that you simply must buy,” Jackson writes.
Jackson’s list:
• Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
• Red Steel
• Call of Duty 3
• Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz
• Wario Ware: Smooth Moves
Full article here.
MacDailyNews Note: Not Apple-related, but may be interesting to some MDN readers. We’re going to follow the story of Nintendo’s Wii for pretty obvious reasons.
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Nintendo Wii wins E3 ‘Best of Show’ award – June 01, 2006
Nintendo’s Wii steals show at Electronic Entertainment Expo – May 12, 2006
what are the obvous reasons to follow the story?
easy. both the wii and the ipod have prominent i’s and they’re both white!
The obvious reason to follow the story is the fact that Nintendo’s competitors are Microsoft and Sony, both of which are also Apple’s competitors. Remember, Sony tried to block iTunes in Japan and Australia because along with the iPod, it competes with their Walkman line and Connect music store (which is a direct ripoff of iTunes).