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Originally Posted by sperry
The problem is that once you go and play 'em, you realize that much of the fun you remember is just nostalgia.
You can play most every game these days on an emulator on your PC by the way. And the original Mario Bros. is still pretty fun on a Wii.
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You type faster than I do.
I think the multiplayer simple games still hold some interest, especially when played in a group/party type situation. That is the same thing that I like about the WII. I can have fun while being laughed at and getting my virtual ass kicked by Nick in boxing after bowling 10 frames and then sinking a hole in 1 at pebble beach having never seen the console before.
As compared to learning some convoluted combination of 2 thumb sticks, a direction pad, 4 triggers and 4 option buttons on other consoles, the WII is a true gaming system for the masses as was the 2600.