If you don’t know what Wii is, then you are surely out-of-date. Wii is Nintendo’s newest and hottest game console released at the same time Xbox from Microsoft was launched. This is the follow up promise on Nintendo’s commitment to create new and innovative gaming products for the enjoyment of the whole family.

Here are a couple of articles defining the game console and game products that come along with it.

For the price of less than $250, families and friends alike can enjoy virtual fun in the comforts of their own living room with the new Wii that also comes with a free game. This game console is fit for anyone with no skill or talent whatsoever in gaming.

The main accessory of Wii, which is the controller, whether the traditional style controller or the Wii Nunchuck controller, it both works best for your gaming experience. The traditional controller costs no more than $20 while the Nunchuck controller costs around $20 also.

For hours of non-stop fun, you may also opt to buy a Wii Air Coder which costs no more than $15 and or the Wii Charge station which costs $30. To be able to save your game, you can also purchase a 1GB SD Memory card for the price of $40 developed by SanDisk.

You can also buy a set of Wii component cables for the price of $30.

For individuals who are looking to buy games, here are some guides as to which choices you have in buying a Wii game. These are divided into two categories; for children and for adults.

FOR CHILDREN:

Excite Truck ……………………………..$49.99

Wario Ware: Smooth Moves ……………………………..$49.99

Super Paper Mario ……………………………..$19.99

Bionicle ……………………………..$49.99

Sonic and the Secret Rings ……………………………..$49.99

Cooking Mama: Cook Off ……………………………..$49.99

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 ……………………………. $49.99

NOTE: Bionicle may not look children friendly at first, but it really is a fun and innocent game that battles and controls a line of toy action figures. It’s based on Lego’s Bionicle universe. Cooking Mama is rather new to the Nintendo game suite and it challenges young players to prepare more than 300 real recipes from 10 different countries.

FOR ADULTS:

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess ………………..$49.99

Medal of Honor Vangaurd ………………..$49.99

The Godfather: Blackhand Edition ………………..$49.99

COMING SOON:

Mario Party 8

Legend of the Dragon

Mortal Combat Armageddon

Scarface: The World is Yours

Reminder: The legend of Zelda and the legend of the dragon are two games rated T for Teen. Godfather, Mortal Combat and Scarface are rated M for Mature since some of the scenes in the real movie are incorporated into the game making it more violent for children to play.

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Over the last few decades, Nintendo have made some totally awesome games for their handheld and home consoles.

Of course they are famous for characters and franchises like Zelda, Metroid and Mario which millions of people have enjoyed playing, however there are other gems from the past which have been criminally ignored by most.

Below we take a look at some awesome titles that got excellent reviews, were loved by those that played them, but you may have missed and are worth going back to.

1. GTA: Chinatown Wars (DS) – Ok, so this did sell quite well, but nothing compared to the home console variations. Just because it is on an underpowered handheld doesn’t mean it lacks quality. Far from it, this is GTA at its best, so hunt it down and enjoy!

2. Beyond Good & Evil (Gamecube) – This game had high production values, a great story and characters, was set in a fantastic world and looked great. If you missed it, it’s well worth a shot.

3. Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat (Gamecube) – This is Nintendo at their platforming best. An awesome 2D game with lovely visuals and bongo controls that worked well.

4. Zack & Wiki: Quest For Barbaros Treasure (Wii) – A great puzzle game which was also quite taxing on the mind. Capcom created a great franchise but we will not likely see it again as this was largely ignored.

5. Blast Corps (N64) – A really unique game from Rare and one of it’s most under-appreciated.

6. Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem (Gamecube) – Still one of the best psychological thrillers on any console. This had amazing sanity effects that really played with your mind.

7. Chrono Trigger (SNES/DS) – While many would argue that this was played a lot in the early days, newer console gamers and Europeans have probably missed this one and now it’s re-released on DS, there are no excuses not to play this Square classic.

8. Sin & Punishment (N64/Wii) – Unavailable originally in the west, this is now on Virtual Console on Wii so download and enjoy some Treasure action.

9. Okami (Wii/PS2) – Capcom must have wondered what they did wrong with this one as it hardly sold at all. Well they did nothing wrong as it is about as good as it gets. Gamers lost out here big time by ignoring this.

10. Chibi-Robo! (Gamecube/Wii) – One of the last Gamecube releases and this could explain why few people gave this a go. It’s a great title with originality written all over it.

There is our list of some Nintendo gaming greats!

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