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The Wii Takes NYC

The news came in late from Japan, with details on the North American launch. This morning, Nintendo's New York press conference expanded our understanding of what's going to be happening on November 19th. 1up has coverage of the event, as well as Japan's virtual console pricing, the opening lineup details for Japan, and news that the ex-FFXII director is excited about the Wii. Hopefully this will mean innovative support of the platform by Square/Enix. Over at Gamespot, they have their own conference coverage, as well as a rundown on the system's media functionality and first-hand comments from the engineers that built it. Finally, for a bit of analysis, Next Generation explores what the return of the pack-in (the inclusion of Wii Sports with the console) means for the industry at large.

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  1. Mii by Alzheimers · · Score: 4, Funny

    Capitalizing on just how hip irony is, they create a virtual version of Samuel L. Jackson. After character creation, you can transfer your "Mii" to your Wii-remote, so that you can take them with you wherever you go.

    Can Snakes on a Wii be one step closer to a reality?

    1. Re:Mii by Ignignot · · Score: 2, Funny

      Metal Gear Solid 5: Snakes on a Wii

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      I submitted this story last night, and it didn't get posted.
  2. Re:before people complain by Alzheimers · · Score: 3, Funny

    A little bummebed though that MP3 is not a launch title :(

    Yeah...but it'll be nothing compared to the wait for OGG...

    (ducks)

  3. Re:before people complain by Thansal · · Score: 1, Funny

    .....

    had your coffe this morning?

    Wii + toys = $600 = "PS3 with nothing extra" = JUST the PS3

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    Do Or Do Not, There Is No Spoon, There Is Only Zuul. Everything in the above post is probably opinion.
  4. Re:Never noticed it before, but it's a brilliant i by elrous0 · · Score: 4, Funny
    I wonder if we'll get weary of wearing our wiimotes wrapped around our wrists here in Wyoming? What a waste.

    -Eric

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    SJW: Someone who has run out of real oppression, and has to fake it.