Nintendo Wii Reviews

We’ve seen our fair share of subscription-dependent giveaways in the past in the form of Eee PC’s and even the rare PS3 offer — but handing out a Wii with cable service strikes us as somewhat notable. According to an offer from Comcast, newcomers to the company’s “Triple Play” of digital cable, VOIP service, and high-speed internet will also be able to bag an honest-to-goodness Nintendo Wii on their way out the door. Sure, you’ve got to sign a two-year contract, but you’ll also walk away with

Even though I spend much more time playing on my Nintendo Wii and Sony PS3 these days, the trust Nintendo DS Lite still gets its fair share of play.

he Nintendo Wii has received it's fair share of budget games. Some of these have been reasonably playable, even if they are dull and repetitive. The latest offender to hit the Wii console comes in the form of Pool Party - and it is a huge offender.

So Nintendo's finally publicly admitted that the motion detection in the Wii has sucked from day one. We've all had our fair share of frustration with it. The wiimote isn't accurate, isn't reliable, and you end up looking like a fool trying to get it to work properly. That's been my experience with it, at least. But now, Nintendo has heard