A brief review of the Wii
Those who know me know I've just bought my first house and therefore have as much disposable income as your average overdrawn chap, yet I've found my urge to buy Nintendo's latest offering increase... All because I had a go on one. To set the scene: at work on Friday someone (and thanks to him if he's reading) brought his beloved Wii in for entertainment, which was hooked up to our office projector and that's exactly what it delivered. Bundles of the stuff.
Even before playing I was confident that Nintendo had a winning formula - it had captured an entire company's worth of men and some women (who probably had better things to do anyway) for an entire day (minus lunch).
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