THE SWEAT FACTOR
After spending some hours on our new Nintendo Wii playing the packaged Wii Sports, I found myself breathing heavy, panting for air then running to the fridge to grab a drink. Yes, that’s how sports games should be played on a video game. You ought to sweat it out too! And all these years I’ve been so into sports game titles and tried various game consoles, this finally has been the only home game system that has got me off my seat swinging and flailing my arms to hit a homerun, an ace, a strike, an eagle, a knockout, etc, etc. To tell you honestly, after several weeks without exercise and then finally playing the Wii, my arms and shoulders ached the next day.

THE WII SHOULD BE PLAYED WITH OTHERS
This is one of the best reasons why we decided to get a Wii. It is an experience in itself that you share with others. I noticed that if you play the Wii alone, chances are you’ll easily get bored as some games are really simple and can get repetitive. But when you share the experience with others, ang sayaaaa!!!!! We got another extra wiimote. Sulit talaga. We plan to take our Wii to our reunion this weekend.

Wii GRAPHICS ARE CRAP
So what? Let the PS3 and XBOX 360 slug it out in the graphics arena. The Wii wasn’t designed to stand toe to toe against these powerhouse consoles. The Wii was designed for good, clean fun. Besides, I’d rather have my vert cute Mii (personal Wii avatar) on the games I play. It makes the game so personalized. It somehow gets you immersed in the game.

THE SKINNY
I’m still amped until now! Plus my brother and I are going into our 3rd fight in Wii Boxing and then Cel and I are eyeing to beat our record scores in Wii Bowling… can’t wait! This great console brings out a great experience. Ingat lang sa paligid at baka may matamaan na kung ano man after swinging the wiimote back and forth.