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Nintendo will reshape the home entertainment and video game landscape with the launch of its heralded Wii home video game console. Wii is creating worldwide excitement with its unique control system, an inventive, first-of-its-kind controller whose position can be detected in a 3-D space. This intuitive control system will be understood immediately by everyone, regardless of their previous experience with video games.

Format: Wii
Release 08 Dec 2006
Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Players: Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection
PEGI Rating: 7
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Wii Reaches A Million In The UK News

Gwynne Dixon

30/08/2007

Gwynne Dixon

Nintendo's revolutionary console gets to the hallowed milestone in record time, beating the PS2 and Xbox 360...


The Nintendo Wii has reached the one million console sales mark in record time according to Chart Track, the UK's leading analysts of sales figures for the games industry. It passed this milestone in 38 weeks, which compares favourably for Nintendo with the PlayStation 2 (the biggest selling console of all time) taking 50 weeks, and the Xbox 360 not reaching that number of unit sales for 60 weeks.

Nintendo's resurgence is not only present in Europe as similar successes are being reported in territories across the globe. Recent sales figures from Japanese firm Media Create and American figures from market research company NPD, show similar trends with both the Nintendo Wii and DS considerably outselling their rivals.

"The non-stop demand for Wii even in the traditionally slow sales periods for video games in the UK is clearly behind this record breaking achievement," said David Yarnton, General Manager, Nintendo UK. "The performance of both systems appears to indicate that unprecedented interactive entertainment experiences, provided by a combination of the revolutionary nature of DS and Wii with the increasing number of unique software titles for the system from Nintendo and third parties, are being enjoyed by both avid and new gamers of all ages.

"With more great games such as Super Mario Galaxy, Metroid Prime 3 and Endless Ocean launching in 2007, Wii, together with Nintendo DS, will continue to be the main driving forces behind the expansion of the video game market this year."

Much of Nintendo's success with their DS and Wii consoles is down to the fact that they have shifted their market strategy to focus on the largely untapped casual gaming market. Titles such as Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training on the DS and Wii Sports on the Nintendo Wii, are prime examples of titles which appeal to a much wider audience than the traditional hardcore market.
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Date Added:Sat 16th Aug 2008 23:19
to 133.21, its simple how the wii can challenge other consoles games like the 360, they have games for the WHOLE family, like wii sports and wii play, i mean can u imagin ur grandmotrher on halo3? or metal gear solid?? no obvioulsy not, they'll probs... [ Read full comment... ]
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the comments feature is either messed up or an odd design choice, all these articles seem to share the same thread.
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Still waiting for something about StarFox and F-Zero myself.
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Date Added:Thu 31st Jul 2008 10:09
I know I'm a bit late to this party, but you're wrong, "mrawesome" (can anyone be more generic?). The 360 isn't doing well in Japan and most of Asia, and the PS3 is closing in on the 360 in Europe. I'm not saying that sales = better console... [ Read full comment... ]
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