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 [Gonintendo.com] Go Nintendo » Blog Archive » OFFICIAL: Revolution renamed Nintendo ...: Ok Kevin It’s a bit like this, In the UK the Gamecube never took off despite the games being far superior than its rivals in my opinion, the games were hard to find, in fact i gave up in the end having to resort to the internet, there wasn’t any adults i knew in my social circle that had a gamecube apart from me, It just wasn’t cool, I fear that this name especially in the Uk will kill support by the retailers, just look at computerandvideogames.com article already !!!!, widely read and respected in the UK, so the anxs i have is that Nintendo were seeming to get good press with the anticipation of the revolution, but i think the british press will tear this apart, i hope not, but i might have to hide my new Wii, when my freinds come around to save ridicule, i’m sorry thats the reality, and there’s no question that Nintendo’s software is far superior.

[Snarkhunting.com] Snark Hunting | Nintendo Wii. Brilliant!: First, I will come right out and say that the name isn’t that bad (actually, the more that I think about it, the better it gets) and that I would be very, very dissapointed in any Nintendo fan who would consider not buying a Wii just because of the name. Secondly, has anyone noticed how the only people complaining about the game are the ones who speak English?

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