Wii... A gimic?

[Frisky_Biscuits]

basically no
its not a gimmick
it does exactly what nintendo says it does
and everyone loves it

the awesome games will come soon enough

[Mormon]

Originally Posted by ShadowMarth

1. A device employed to cheat, deceive, or trick, especially a mechanism for the secret and dishonest control of gambling apparatus.
2. An innovative or unusual mechanical contrivance; a gadget.
3. An innovative stratagem or scheme employed especially to promote a project: an advertising gimmick.
4. A significant feature that is obscured, misrepresented, or not readily evident; a catch.
5. A small object whose name does not come readily to mind.

Answers.com says you fail mormon.

answers.com ain't no dictionary noob. its just one big piece of ghey

look it up in real dictionaries

[Pilot_51]

Dictionary.com definition of gimmick
Webster definition of gimmick

[xashfordx]

i think the wii is going to die to be honest, it dosent really hold much for it to be honest, I mean, it seems ok and all, but its nothing amazing, and i think people will get bored of it quickly.

[ShadowMarth]

All the Wii needs to have lasting value is Nintendo games. I just went back to play some Pikmin, and I got that alongside my cube.

[Frisky_Biscuits]

Originally Posted by ShadowMarth

All the Wii needs to have lasting value is Nintendo games. I just went back to play some Pikmin, and I got that alongside my cube.

i miss pikmin, one of the first games i got for the cube. now i wanna play it thanks Shadow

[Pilot_51]

Originally Posted by xashfordx

i think the wii is going to die to be honest, it dosent really hold much for it to be honest, I mean, it seems ok and all, but its nothing amazing, and i think people will get bored of it quickly.

That was the opinion of many people before the DS was released, and now look at it. I see the Wii going the same path of DS, with a bunch of skeptics at the beginning and it becomes a massive sellout (as it is now) and everyone loves it for years.

[chuddy_2001uk]

I agree with Pilot. The DS is now recognised throughout the world as the new GameBoy (which isn't at all correct ...) but nearly everyone knows what it is and they become quite attatched quickly.

[Pilot_51]

I don't recognize it as a Gameboy, I recognize it more as a successor to Gameboy, following in the steps of GB in terms of popularity. I also understand that (as they say) they're still working on the GB series, separate of DS, but if that's the case I have no doubt that they used the DS to find out what kind of technology would be good to put into their GB line, which I could expect everything except the double screens.

[Dom]

I say no... and because it isn't :D