Nintendo’s answer to this situation is the in-development-stages Nintendo Wii.



The exterior follows the concept ‘keep it simple and effective’ and it’s completely different from the flashy Xbox 360.

Although it appears just like a simple TV controller, it contains motion sensors; this feature will be utilized in various gameplay aspects.

Saddly for those who consider it a must, Wii will not support HD output but it still has the potential to look pretty good on a HDTV due to its wide screen friendly mode and the 480p progressive scan.

Yes, even retro games! Finally, another good thing about the Wii is that it will come at a very affordable price; according to Nintendo it is going to cost something less than 250$!

The console sold quite well and it's only demise was due to it's own marketing.

This killed two birds with one stone as you could also play music as well as play games.

One of the first ones was the Nintendo Wavebird.

It is not aimed towards the serious, hardcore gamers, and is even labelled a 'novelty' by some.

These enhance game play and help take the Nintendo Wii towards a new era in gaming.

Right out of the box it is ready for you to enjoy.[

The games are not always very active, but it does have some good active games including rowing and the swimming events.

The closest thing it can be compared to is an exercise video, but it is much more than just that.

To some of the more hardcore gamers the Wii Fit may seem too explicitly like exercising to be enjoyable as a video game.

This game is available for several gaming systems, but the Wii version makes the game more active than the others.

This is one of the more traditional video game like games that ends up involving a good amount of arm movement mostly involving you shaking the Wii remote and nunchuck up and down