Rory Miles

Haha that sounds like something that would happen in Porsmouth in England, it must be something with the name

Since one of the stories is in the Sun the stories are likely to have been worsened. Also, the types of people who read the sun are also the types of people who are likely to hurt themselves playing the wii, i.e ditsy people.

I live in the UK and before the wii it was really only teenagers in my area who played video games.Now even myparents are playingand generally games consoles over here are really expensive, but the wii is cheap.

Many of the games in the UK that do well are well publicised, I live there and I haven't seen or heard any advertising for it except what I have read on the internet, by researching.

What is this prsons problem. The UK received a fewer quantity of wiis to start with and many places are still out of stock. We have a much smaller population than the US so the shortage cannot be blamed on us. I had to wait until last august to get mine. We also have to pay much more for everything and wait much longer so tell this person to shut his mouth he doesn't know what he's talking about.

So, that sounds cheap, here in the UK we have to pay 10p a text which is about 20 cents and some even charge 12p! That sounds cheap.

I'd also like to add that we probably (in the UK) will not be offered the cheaper version and when you get the "nd generation one you'll probably be able to buy it a lot cheaper. We're overcharged for everything here.

Why is the reviewer complaining about us getting something first in the UK. We had to wait 3 more months for the PS3 and plenty of other things. For once can't we be first to have something released by the time we can get something over here it's old in the US. Even 3G in my area isn't good, I can only get right in the centre of town and sometimes I'm lucky if I get it standing by a window.

for those in the US that's about $70

In the UK orange mobile are selling the phone for £34.99 when purchased with a £10 top-up