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Engadget Podcast 170 - 11.08.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
John M @ Oct 2nd 2007 8:58AM
I have all thre of the big consoles and I think the wii is really just a novelty. I think the games for the wii are just as bad as the ps3 lineup. There are only 3 good games for it in my mind (Metroid,Zelda and Paper Mario). And oh yeah you have to ay for the web browser WTF is that?
Chris @ Oct 2nd 2007 9:06AM
I didn't have to pay... is Nintendo charging now?
I hope Sony drops the price again after the new year. I will be glad to get one. $400 plus cost of accessories is still too much (for me).
WII MAN @ Oct 4th 2007 10:52AM
No, if you got your wii after or downloaded the internet after June of 2007, the internet was for money but people like me who got it before june the internet final edition channel was for free.
Mario's Chocolate Star @ Oct 2nd 2007 4:23PM
You only have to pay for the Wii browser if you didn't download it for free during the several months it was in beta (before July - I think).
And hey, at least for a novelty console it has a standards-based browser (which happens to be very usable with the 'novelty' wiimote rather than a generic controller).