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Wii Will Always Love You

Gbrowdy — 2010-04-06T11:32:17-04:00

A great graphic analysis of the Nintendo empire after the split...

Via: Online MBA

1 Uuuuuuuup

vinny9 — 2009-12-11T20:21:33-05:00

Marc is looking for a good time

Bit-Hop

vinny9 — 2009-03-10T23:48:05-04:00

8-bit Hip-Hop

thats 1 up my coffee table

registeredname — 2008-05-20T22:09:46-04:00

Angry Nintendo Nerd

registeredname — 2008-01-17T23:33:17-05:00

I stumbled on this today and thought it was hilarious:

The sad thing is I was bad with every game I played on the NES.

Other good ones to check out are :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMg6_IXCjo4&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p713bNaO4A&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1raUvGNbZFg&feature=related

Japanese Wii Safety Warnings

vinny9 — 2006-12-04T16:04:08-05:00

I cannot figure this one out:

If you get a Wii, let me know and we can swap friend codes. Also, we can play tag at recess.

I like Go Karts!

alice — 2006-11-27T12:14:42-05:00

YouTube > BoobTube?

vinny9 — 2006-09-25T13:24:44-04:00

The new Nintendo (the Wii) will allow people to surf the Internet on the TV. I thought this was kind of a useless feature. But this interview between the CEO of Nintendo and his R&D team presented an interesting philosophy behind the decision...

Bearing all this in mind, the potential I see in the Internet Channel lies in the fact that the internet, which has until now been viewed alone, can now be viewed by everyone. With a computer, even if you have people peering over your shoulder to see the screen, the limit is pretty much two, with four or more people looking at the same screen being totally out of the question. With the Wii, which is connected to the living room TV, families will be able to enjoy the internet together. I don't know what lies ahead, but I think this has the potential to change the way we live.