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[Wiiblog.net] Wii Blog: Nintendo Wii News and Views: “Nintendo is still not letting Wii third-party publishers include online capabilities in their games and it doesn’t look like they will during 2007. So the best chance they have at building an online presence appears to be what they’re doing with Virtual Console.”

 [Reviews.cnet.com] Nintendo Wii Reviews. Video Game Consoles Reviews by CNET.: Games are purchased with Wii Points, which can be purchased via credit card or gift card (100 Wii Points equals one U.S. dollar)--the system is essentially identical to Microsoft's tried-and-true Xbox Live Marketplace (Sony's fledgling PlayStation store will denominate purchases in real currency, but is functionally the same). NES games will cost the equivalent of $5 (500 points), Turbografix-16 games $6, Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis games $8, and Nintendo 64 games $10.

 [Pcmag.com] Hook Up Your Hi-Tech Home - Nintendo Wii - Review by PC Magazine: But within about a half hour of playing games on Nintendo's revolutionary Wii, you won't care. This new game console transcends visuals to deliver the most satisfying game play, for a wide range of gamers, than either the Xbox 360 or the PlayStation 3.

 [Gamespot.com] The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for Wii Review - Wii The ...: For the most part, that's a very good thing, because Twilight Princess is a lengthy adventure packed with many well-designed puzzles and some interesting characters. But once you get over the rush of excitement from a big, new Zelda game having finally arrived, it's hard not to feel a tinge of disappointment--there's a very noticeable lack of evolution here, which makes aspects of the game seem more dated than classic.

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