Wii pages roundup


It's two weeks to Wii, do you know where you'll be buying it? We took a look at the major retailer Wii-pages today to see who looks the best.
  • Amazon: Their pages all look so similar and bland. It wouldn't hurt them to break the mold every now and then. Lots of info on this page if you scroll down far enough, but it seems way too busy looking. B-
  • Toys "R" Us: Very simple and to the point. While it doesn't have a lot of pizzazz, it gets the job done. B+
  • Wal-Mart: Not too different from the Toys "R" Us visually, but what's up with the image of the guy sitting down using the Wiimote? He looks bored. B+
  • Best Buy: Scrolling images, whole pages for different categories, tons of information about the system. This is a good example of what a console focus page should look like. A+
  • Circuit City: Not much going on here, although there is the tantalizing link to their Ultimate Gaming Giveaway Contest. B- for content, A+ if we win that thing.
  • Target: Too simple. You'll get more information walking past the displays they have up in Target stores now. Just don't end up dropping $25 on the dog tags. C
  • EB Games: Largest usage of the Wii logo, probably as a space filler. Not too much info here. Their Nintendo Wii tab up top is even worse. Only a breakdown on the upcoming games, and no console info there. C+
Is your favorite retailer, online or otherwise not on the list? Let us know and we'll grade their Wii page as well.

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