The ever changing video game industry took a giant leap when Nintendo released the Wii in late 2006. Unlike previous video game releases from Nintendo, and others, the Wii’s distinguishing features were not improved graphics, or faster game speed, or any of the countless other innovations that have dotted the gaming landscape. Instead, Nintendo’s Wii has ushered in a new way to play video games with its revolutionary control system.

The controller of the Wii system is a hand-held, wireless remote control that has the ability to sense movements in all directions. Instead of using a traditional joystick, players move, point, swing, and gesture with the remote control, and those movements are detected by infrared sensors on the game console. The result is an interactive gaming experience that can not be had on any game system, especially when you are playing games for the Nintendo Wii because they are designed to take full advantage of all that the Wii has to offer.

Wii Sports is a game that features five game simulations – tennis, golf, baseball, boxing, and bowling – and the natural movements in sports make for a great platform for the Wii to strut its stuff, so it should come as no surprise that Nintendo included Wii Sports with each purchase of a Wii system. However, it is the games for Nintendo Wii that are not included with the game system that continue to drive people to the stores and online retailers.

At the top of the list of games for Nintendo Wii is Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, which is the latest in a series of Zelda games, but the first that is compatible with the Wii system. Launched alongside the Wii, Zelda allows loyal fans to continue their adventures in ways that only the Wii can allow. Medal of Honor: Vanguard is another new release of an old favorite. Medal of Honor continues its realistic World War II “shoot em” action, while in another release everyone’s favorite hedgehog makes his Wii debut in Sonic and the Secret Rings.

Hardcore gamers consider one of the best games for Nintendo Wii to be WarioWare: Smooth Moves. Considered to be an ideal platform for all the Wii can do, WarioWare is another game that continues on an existing series. WarioWare relies on a series of microgames – games based on simple movements that can often last only a few seconds each. The player is given rapid game scenarios with instructions that hint at the required action. Making the correct movements allows the player to move on to the next game, whereas too many mistakes will force the player to start over. The concept of movements as the key to success makes this one of the most ideal games for Nintendo Wii.

Countless new games for Nintendo Wii are sure to hit the market, especially as the popularity of the game platform is growing. Regardless of the theme of the game, the unique controller is sure to make all future games for the Nintendo Wii unlike anything one could play with any other gaming system.

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The reason why many people are hesitant about buying a used Nintendo Wii online from an auction is because of the buyer’s experience. There are certain things you have to look for that will help your buying experience pleasant.

The most important advice I can give you about buying online is to read the item listing description carefully and thoroughly. Often times buyers skim through the item description and are angry at the seller for selling them something that didn’t meet your expectations. Well, you have noone to blame but yourself in that situation.

Here is what you need to check before buying your Wii online:

• Available Conditions: Do you want to get it new or used? If you overlook the shiny packaging of a new Wii and consider getting a quality used Nintendo Wii, you’ll be saving yourself a lot of money. Just something to consider…
• Price: Kinda self-explanatory but you have to double check you chose the right auction listing before the auction ends.
• Item Specifics: What is included with your Nintendo Wii? Double check the listing will avoid any surprises upon shipment.
• Policies: If there was something wrong with your Wii system is the seller or company willing to exchange it for you? Is there a return policy even if you had change your mind on the item?

Taking these precautions shouldn’t be a task because it’s really a process that you should always follow whenever you buy anything. Do your homework so that your buying experience will be pleasant when you get your used Wii system.

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Turn Your Wii System Into The Ultimate Entertainment Experience – 4 Key Ingredients

The Wii console is a great video games system, but adding a few extra pieces of kit will turn your Wii system into the ultimate entertainment experience.

Here are 4 key items that will take your Wii console to the next level…

High Definition (HD) TV
Wii Component Cable
Home Theatre Surround Sound
Wii Internet Channel

1. High Definition (HD) TV

Although the Wii doesn’t have High Definition (HD) capability, its graphics are still great to look at. Even though there’s no HD, you can dial up the quality of the Wii’s graphics a few notches by connecting your console to a High Def television.

When looking for a HD TV, the ones to look at are the newer 1080 pixel High Definition TVs. These 1080 TVs are marketed as “true HD”, and offer the best picture quality for watching TV shows, DVDs and playing video games.

Although the original HD TVs in the US only offered a resolution of 720 pixels, 1080 pixel HD has been around Europe for a few years already. If these numbers sound confusing, the most important thing to note is that the higher the number, the better the picture quality.

Another important part of buying a HD TV is choosing the right size TV set. HD TVs come in different sizes, from 19 inches to 112 inches. The size of the TV you buy is determined by the size of the room you’re putting it in. Talk to an expert at your local electronics store. They’ll be able to recommend the right TV size for you.

No matter what size TV you buy though, hooking up your Wii to a 1080 High Def TV will absolutely take your Wii’s graphics to the next level.

2. Wii Component Cable

You’ll notice a dramatic difference in the Wii’s graphics when you plug it into a High Definition TV, but you can still squeeze a little bit more out of the graphics by using a Wii Component Cable.

The Wii system comes with a standard audio visual (AV) cable packaged in the box. This standard AV cable has a single video cable to carry the Wii’s picture signal to your TV.

A picture signal is made up of 3 different colours – red, green and blue. These colour signals travel to your TV and combine to make up a full colour pic
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With the standard Wii AV cable, all 3 colour signals have to fight to travel through the single video cable. This causes a loss of picture quality as the colours battle their way through to the other end.

The Wii Component Cable, though, has 3 separate video cables. Each cable carries only one of the colour signals from the Wii console to your TV. This means that the signals don’t have to fight to get to the other end of the cable, and results in a higher quality picture on your TV compared to the standard AV cable.

The Wii Component Cable is relatively cheap. You can buy either the original Nintendo Wii Component Cable or one of the good quality 3rd party cables, which are usually a little cheaper than Nintendo’s version.

3. Home Theatre Surround Sound

Home theatre and surround sound systems have become really popular over the last few years. Most home theatre systems come with 5 speakers placed around the room, and a sub-woofer speaker on the floor for pumping out the bass. These home theatre/surround sound systems are commonly known as 5.1 surround sound.

Most CDs and DVDs are created with 5.1 surround sound programmed into them. So when you play a CD or DVD on a 5.1 home theatre system, the sound is programmed to come out of all 6 speakers to create the perfect cinema experience.

The Wii system doesn’t have 5.1 surround sound programmed directly into it. Instead, the Wii has a technology called Dolby Pro Logic II. Dolby Pro Logic II directs the Wii’s sound to all the speakers around the room, as if 5.1 surround sound was actually programmed into the Wii’s games.

To use the Wii’s surround sound features, you’ll need a home theatre/surround sound system with a Dolby Pro Logic II setting. Most modern home theatre systems have Dolby Pro Logic II as standard, and this shouldn’t be too hard to find.

Hooking up your Wii to a surround sound system creates a cinema-like experience. The sound from the Wii’s games immerses you as it plays around the room, giving you an even greater feeling of being “in the game”.

4. Wii Internet Channel

The Wii Internet Channel is a web browser designed specifically for the Wii console. With the Wii Internet Channel you can surf all of your favourite websites directly on your Wii.

Unfortunately, the Wii Internet Channel doesn’t come loaded onto the console, and you’ll need to download it from the Wii Shop. It costs 500 points to download but used smartly the Wii Internet Channel will boost your Wii’s functionality!

The Wii can’t play music CDs, and putting MP3s onto a SD card can be a bit of a mission. With the Wii Internet Channel you can stream your favourite internet radio stations like Last.fm and Pandora. Type in your favourite artists and listen to the music you want to listen to.

You can even watch YouTube videos on the Wii Internet Channel. Nintendo and YouTube have a created a website especially for the Wii. It’s free and fun to use on the Wii Internet Channel.

Download the Wii Internet Channel and get even more from your Wii!

The Wrap Up

The Wii console is a great games system, but a few extra pieces of gear will help create the ultimate entertainment experience.

You don’t need to break the bank to get this experience either. The prices of HD TVs and home theatre systems are coming down all the time, and you can get a good system at an affordable price.

Shop around for prices and ask the experts in your local electronics store for advice on the best televisions and sound systems in your price range.

Putting together that perfect Wii system really is an investment worth making.

By: Steve Braude

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Steve Braude runs the website Nintendo Wii Explained.com. Like the Nintendo Wii, this website is fun and vibrant with articles that explain all the features of the Wii console, its games and accessories in plain, simple English.

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Nintendo releases four new titles spanning DSi and Nintendo Wii.
By Bryn Williams | April 13, 2009

As promised a few weeks ago, Nintendo has scrapped its Wii-kly Download newsletter in favor of a new “Nintendo Download” letter which now incorporates both the Nintendo DSi and the Nintendo Wii. There are two pieces of DSiWare this week: Mixed Messages from Activision and Master of Illusion Express: Shuffle Games from Nintendo.

Wii owners get one new piece of WiiWare in the form of Tomy’s Party Fun Pirate and an old platformer hits the Virtual Console: Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure from the Sega Genesis.

The new Nintendo DSi system has been on store shelves for just a week now. Today Activision’s Mixed Messages becomes the first third-party downloadable game for the new system. Mixed Messages is a game of electronic telephone that can accommodate a whopping 21 players. On the WiiWare side, fans will find a game based on the popular Pop-Up Pirate toy that might have players sticking virtual swords into their Mii characters. And classic character Pitfall Harry Jr. makes his debut on the Virtual Console.

Nintendo adds new titles to the Nintendo DSi Shop and the Wii Shop Channel at 9 a.m. Pacific time on Mondays. Users with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points or Nintendo DSi Points to download the games.

Nintendo will continue to release new digital content for both its platforms on a weekly basis.