1.The wii only brings us more spinoffs and remakes.
2.10GB of memory, which costs money?
The xbox brings us 60Gb for NOTHING, aint that great?
The PS3 only needs a cheap memory card that brings us 40GB.
3.The wii brings us more and MORE save the princess(Faggio and the ballsucking of Zelda) and EVEN MORE save the banana(Donkey Ass Apocalypse returns 12(!))games.
4.The xbox brings Fable, which has the best graphics ever.
5.The wii was produced in 2007,it had horrible graphics, while in 2000, the ps2 brought us pre-HD games.
6.The Kinect is REAL excersice.
7.Motion controll?
All you do is flip your wrists and spin your arm, that’s nice movement, once again Nintendo failed with their promises of the best console(I wonder how 1D the 3DS will be?)
8.Oh yes, another fact:Your Xbox only breaks if your playing COD MW2 on hardcore zombie mode, which brings me to 9.The Nintendo has spammed us with remakes and spinoffs, even worse:Their games are mostly 3+.

10.Good folks at Nintenfail?
You mean those asians that smell their neighbores fingers after they crapped?
Nah, they just grab a Dildo, snack it up their ass and go make up the same story as always:Mario wakes up, he get’s a letter saying that the princess is missing, he goes searching for her trough 8 failish worlds, Link wakes up as the boy without a fairy and he gets one, which is pretty damn annoying and he has to rape Ganandorf again….Donkey ass wakes up and SHE needs to save the banana’s from instruments(Seriously?You must be fucking me Nintendo!)And that is why the Wii should be called the Pee.

First of all, gasoline? Really? You would get that charge in your daily lives going to work or stores, going to buy actual games.

Secondly, you can prevent the Wii from staying in Standby mode while off, where the only electricity is waists is just the red LED just like the PS3.

Third, the Wii is made not only for entertainment, but to help get people active and moving. If you actually follow the instructions that it tells before starting each game, the risks for injury are less than that of real life sports.

And I have owned a Wii for three years. NEVER have I, wristband or not, injured me or anyone else. Neither have I broken anything while playing Wii.

i can’t believe someone really has spend money for this domain and webspace…

How many stories have you read about the Wii’s dreaded “Pink light of failure”? The answer is none, because they’re no such thing as the dreaded “Pink light of failure.” I just made it up. See how easy that was?

Also, the Wii doesn’t break. That’s why there’s no cute name for its failure. It doesn’t fail. It is built with such love and care by the good folks at Nintendo that it is literally unbreakable, like Bruce Willis in that movie “Unbreakable.” When you put Super Mario Galaxy into your Wii, you don’t have to perform a series of strange rituals to the unseen god of video games in the hope that you will actually get to play the game. You just play it.

Another impressive, yet often ignored, aspect of the Wii is the way in which Nintendo’s system immerses you in their games. What is more immersive than motion control gaming? You are literally performing actions that are perfectly mimicked by the characters on screen. You aren’t going to see that on any other system.

You know what else is supposed to immerse you in video games? Cut scenes. Cut scenes, however, are a terrible plague upon the gaming industry. You sit and watch a pre-rendered clip. Occasionally they throw you a quick-time-event-bone, but it’s always disgusting and you get the feeling that another dog has already chewed on it before you. How is that immersive?

If I wanted to watch pre-rendered CGI clips, I’d go see Avatar or get a Pixar film off of Netflix. That way, the voice acting, writing, and graphics would actually be good, and not just an unnecessary interruption of an interactive medium. You can’t possibly tell me that the endless cut scenes in MGS4 made you feel more a part of the game than when you bowled a strike on Wii sports. I guess you can tell me that, but you’re lying to me and making baby Jesus angry.

If none of this has convinced you (how you could remain unconvinced at this point is a mystery), remember that resisting the Wii is a fruitless and futile action. Last year, the Wii sold 9.6 million units in America, which was more than the combined sales of the Xbox 360 and the PS3. That’s ridiculous.

Every year is supposedly “The Year of the PS3,” yet it never happens, just like all of those end-of-the-world prophecies. How many times have those been right? Zero times, that’s how many times.

You may attempt (pointlessly) to argue that the Wii is slowing down, and that’s it’s just a passing fad. The Wii sold 3.8 million units in December in the U.S., which set a new record for single-month sales. That’s slowing down? Interestingly this was also the first month EVER that the PS3 sold more than 1 million units. Isn’t that adorable?

Many of us grew up with Nintendo as the leader of gaming excellence. And guess what? That time has returned. They still consistently deliver fun games, and their console actually works when it’s supposed to! Think about this while you wander the lonely corridors of Sony’s “Home,” or wait for your Xbox 360 to return from Microsoft’s repair center – yet again

Let me start with debunking this.

Batteries aren’t that expensive, not even in the long run. Point made.

Stand-by only takes electricity for the little light burning, and if you let that burn for 100 years you might have to spare 10 extra dollars. Get real.

Gasoline? LOL LOL LOL.

“cure” injuries for the wii? What kind of shitbag would you be if you got ‘hurt’ by the wii, it’s not like you take it snowboarding in rural Siberia, get real. Again. Oh, and America is the only country in, let’s say, the world, that has you paying for health shit, in most other countries, it’s covered by insurance.

MY prices.

$250 – Wii
$000 – Batteries
$000 – Electricity
$000 – Gasoline
$250 – Grand Total
$000 – To cure injuries from the Wii
$250 – Grand Total if you got injuries fom the Wii (LOL FAIL)

Gasoline- walk
injuries- wear the wrist strap. LOL your a funny guy.