Did you buy a wii console?

I bought the Wii the day it came out, and it is definitely the best next-gen game console. Most of the games are good, and it is a lot less expensive than the other next-gen consoles.

I preordered my wii and got it on launch. I am happy with it. I provides me with hours of fun! My two sisters and brother all have one too. My parents even have fun playing it. I recommend getting yourself a wii, you definitely wont be disappointed!

We were able to buy a Wii in January finally. We so love our system and really think its worth it. Especially for the amount of excerise you get when you play it. We paid about $250-260 for it. Its very fun!

i will buy it, the cost here are 259 Euro, wii with wii sport, i played with tennis box and zelda, it's amazing funny :D

My boyfriend got in line at 2am to buy me a Wii this past December. It's funny because I am not much of a video gamer, but I absolutely love the Wii. In the few months that I've had it, I've played it more than I ever played my PS2. I like the Wii because it is very much s pick-up and play console. Anyone can really play it. Also, the games that I've played so far have been a lot of fun. Rayman is a ton of fun and the replay value is great. It's also the most fun in multiplayer so it's really great for parties. Whenever people visit now, they will ask to play the Wii...which is fine because I am always trying to force people to play with me anyway. I do know that my boyfriend ended up paying over the usual $270 ($250 retail plus tax) because he wanted to buy the extra remote. That can really make things add up, but the extra remote is really worth it.

I got mine several weeks ago. I paid 300. My friend got an extra one so I bought it from him. I gave him a little extra since he was nice enough to sell it to me. So far it is my favorite console. I only have zelda and a couple vc games, but I like everything alot.

I thought about buying one but dont really know what it is and what all you can do. I just thought i would drop in and learn.