The Wii 2, Wii2, Wii II, Wii HD, Wiiii or something else entirelii, the world has waited impatiently for a successor to Nintendo's ground-breaking motion-sensing sensation, especially now its two major competitors have finally joined the motion sensing bandwagon.
A recent survey has found that iPhone and iPad users prefer Nintendo's Wii, and play video games for more than 25 hours per week.
Oscar winning actresses are not exactly a dime a dozen, and Nintendo Australia has pulled off a massive coup in hiring Dame Helen Mirren to promote Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus.
Just when some suggested Nintendo's stream of Wii console buyers might be drying up because of 'saturation' or expectations that a Wii 2 might be on its way for Christmas 2011 comes a denial, suggesting instead that when it comes to the Wii, there's plenty more from where that came from.
Ok, ok so that's really 2 million units, but for all the talk of the Wii's saturation, that still less than 10% of Australia's population, establishing the Wii as the fastest selling home console and smashing past previous record holder, Nintendo's DS!
The red Nintendo revolution has rocked up down under to satisfy Super Mario loving fans, unleashing the Red Wii bundle while also separately releasing the Super Mario All-Stars 25th Anniversary edition with special bonus materials.
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