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[British Gaming Blog] Nintendo Tidbits: There are always little dabbles of news around, most not big enough to quantify a post on BGB, but after E3, there have been interviews galore, which provide a posts worth of information.
[Joystiq] The Engadget & Joystiq Interview: Nintendo's... : We got the name announcement out before E3 so people could have a chance to understand why we named it that, why we created what it looks like visually, what our thought process was, and why we did something so innovative and so odd as a name, and give people a chance to get over it or be happy about it, and come to the show with jokes or saying, "I've embraced it, that works for me." In the end, it's not necessarily what something's named, it's what it does. But for us, Wii stands for a lot of different things, including the inclusive nature of game playing.
[ Kiven] Microsoft and Sony tells Consumers: Buy The... : Now, Sony’s PS3 man Phil Harrison says:“I think Peter Moore is exactly right. I think Nintendo will be the second system consumers purchase after PlayStation 3.” He finishes it off by saying: “I haven’t had a chance to check out the Wii myself, but Nintendo has a great history of innovation and has always done great things for gaming and long may they do so.
[Wii.qj.net] QJ.NET - Nintendo Wii Blog - 24/7 Coverage of the Nintendo Wii ...: So if you're reading an article about the Xbox 360 and "Microsoft" is mentioned, you can just click on the link and you'll be presented with every article from any QJ.NET blog that has mentioned Microsoft. This will undoubtedly delight information buffs who just can't stop clicking their way through the internet to learn about anything that piques their interest!
[Joystiq.com] Joystiq: The trademark applications were filed on April 27 (the day the name was publicly announced), but have a "priority date" of November 11, 2005, meaning they had decided on the new name as far back as November of last year and delayed the trademark registration, lest the proverbial cat be let out of the proverbial bag.
[Wii.ign.com] IGN: E3 2006: Nintendo Conference Reports: Unknown, but after several shockers at yesterday's Sony Computer Entertainment event, many of the doubters are ready to believe in the "Revolution" (now lovingly called Wii), while some eager for its innovations are left questioning why to go with a lesser-powered system when Sony's console now features its own version of motion-control gaming. The heavy price tag for PS3 also puts Wii in an interesting place -- its rumored low price will now be so low compared to its competition that Nintendo may have wiggle room for a more expensive system.
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