Ra’kem Wallace had a whole bunch of questions for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern North Carolina when he was told he would be granted his wish to receive a flat-screen TV and a Wii video game system with games.
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Make-A-Wish Foundation gives TV, Wii to 12-year-old battling cancer (New Bern Sun Journal)
Without a hint of doubt, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings says that chances of Netflix on Nintendo are “excellent”. Stir that together with October’s confident rumours about forthcoming Netflix support on the Wii and, well, you get it
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Netflix CEO: Chances Of Nintendo Wii Support Are “Excellent” (Gizmodo Australia)
Some of you have already finished your Christmas shopping. And others still have a ways to go. But if a Nintendo Wii (wee) game is on your family’s list, you’ll want to pay close attention to the results of a recent study from the American Council on Exercise.
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Check Your Health: Wii Fit v. Wii Sports (KUTV Salt Lake City)
Since it was rolled out in 2006, the Nintendo Wii game system has found its way into homes, hospitals and even schools.
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Wii meets special needs of Fairfield students (The Fairfield Ledger)
Being a gamer for most of my life, I can testify that like good books, movies, and music, video games can teach you important lessons that can be used later in life.
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20 Life Lessons you can learn from the New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Geek.com)