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Absolute super product. Could do all what I expected. Also the black leather cover is neat. Many of my European friends are asking, when they can buy Kindle books in non-English languages. A small irritation: It did say that it would come with a US plug. OK, I have an adapter. Not a big deal, but then on a couple of weeks later, on www.amazon.de I found out that they have a European plug for Kindle ( 10.00, please!). That is bad logistic.
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We have had our Wii for about a year and a half now and it is fantastic. This is the 2nd console we’ve owned (first was the PlayStation One), and we have enjoyed using it since the day we got it.

Out of the box you’ll get one Nunchuk and Wii Remote, plus Wii Sports. I suggest you promptly buy at least one additional set of controllers to take advantage of the party/group games, as well as getting rechargeable batteries of the controls. That way you won’t have to worry about replacing them so often; just charge them up and you’re set.

In terms of games, this system is marketed as a family-oriented, party/group gaming-centric console and as of late, a way of getting your daily exercise. This is certainly true. When family and friends come over, those of whom don’t play video games whatsoever enjoy playing the Wii. Wii Sports is always a fun game to start out with, but other good group games are Mario Kart, Wii Sports Resort, and Big Brain Academy (for my family at least). It is certainly a good console if you have more “casual” gamers in your family/group of friends. There are TONS of games out there that cater to that type of gamer, so you’ll be able to find the game you’re looking for. As far as an exercise system, there are also many, many great Wii games for exercise, including Wii Fit and EA Sports Active. It really depends on what you use the Wii for, though. I don’t consider myself a hardcore gamer, nor is my demographic the majority (18 year-old female), but I do enjoy a challenging game every now and then, as well as the more casual ones I could play for a couple of minutes. The Wii fits the bill for me, as far as gaming consoles. Some of the more mature titles for Wii that I’ve played are Resident Evil 4, No More Heroes, and Red Steel, all which I thought were great games. But some of my other favorites on the Wii are Cooking Mama and Wii Sports Resort. The Wii really offers a lot, and there are some great, more mature titles out there.

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