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Posted: Nov 17th 2008 8:07PM CJLopez said

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And Barack Obama, as first action on the presidential chair will proclaim Nintendo as their main Money Printers. Seeing how they create such excellent money printing machines is a must!!!!!

Posted: Nov 17th 2008 9:14PM Mr Khan said

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Nintendo could bail out the American Auto Industry
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Posted: Nov 17th 2008 8:10PM (Unverified) said

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But... but... Wii games don't sell... They're all collecting dust, right!? RIGHT!?


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Posted: Nov 18th 2008 12:59PM ksiddique said

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Wii games sell then don't get played.
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Posted: Nov 17th 2008 8:18PM Nebenator said

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I'm just shocked wii fit wasn't higher. No surprise with gta4, ssbb, or mkw. Also, Wii play wasn't a very good game. It was a bad game. Shovelware. Basically, the people that got it thought they could snag a game for $10. But seriously, 3 million people?!

Posted: Nov 17th 2008 8:21PM sn1per said

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I'll give you most of the games on WiiPlay, but I've gotten many hours of play out of tanks. In fact, that one game alone has easily been worth the $10 that the game cost me.
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Posted: Nov 17th 2008 10:03PM pohatu771 said

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I agree. Tanks is a great game. My friends are addicted to it.

The only reason I bought Wii Play, though, was to get the controller. It made sense to me.

Posted: Nov 17th 2008 10:51PM (Unverified) said

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Wii Play is definitely worth 10 bucks. I figure if I get anything over an hour of entertainment for a $10 game, it's a decent deal. My mom loves the 9-ball game on Wii Play and plays it every time she visits. For that reason alone, I figure I've gotten more than than my money's worth.

Posted: Nov 17th 2008 11:29PM (Unverified) said

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It seems every month, the 360 has the highest selling game. But then they get their you know what kicked long term.

I guess Nintendo is right. It's software cycle is evergreen. 360 has the leading game each month out of the gate, but then the wii outsells those games long term, after the initial buzz.

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