Sean Jones

I really hope it has an inductive charger

Why is there a spider-ball rail on the back? Must be so Samus can infiltrate Halo fans' minds and blow some sense into them

Must be fun riding the Cassamassina hype train

I'm a little perturbed at your decision to put Currys, one of the biggest UK electronics outlets, in quotation marks, as if it's some cooky little corner shop with a crazy name. Just because it's not American like "Best Buy" or "Gamestop" doesn't mean some people haven't heard of it. And I don't think those who haven't need to be patronised - or do you think that your readership is dull enough to think that police would be called to a series of giant indian meals?

After a few moments consideration, I really like what Nintendo's marketing department is doing here. Putting myself in the shoes of a non-gamer, seeing this box in a shop would be totally different to seeing other system boxes - e.g. http://empire2.servepics.com/2006/6/2/33980xT.jpg, http://i11.ebayimg.com/05/i/06/c6/18/26_1_b.JPG (in fairness to microsoft, the 360 box doesnt, but still feels too 'technical') - which have the system displayed prominantly. I finally think I understand the name properly now I have seen this, as the image of my mum saying "what does a Wii do?" springs to mind. To me, the inclusion of a human hand is very important in promoting this image of informality, as is the central placing of the Wii name. Its so fantastically simple and totally belies the complex technical wizardry within (notice the way the 360 box [http://i6.ebayimg.com/03/i/06/ec/90/52_1.JPG] has the lines of small type which look like the specifications you find on computer peripherals). Congrats, Nintendo! I'm with you all the way on this one.

No Cardiff! Boooo-urns

If the Xbox sells a single unit next week, it will have the biggest percentage rise ever. Id go for a piece of infinity%