The Wii version of X-Men Destiny is a watered-down version of the extremely mediocre PS3 and Xbox 360 releases. Translation: X-Men Destiny sucks on Wii. The idea behind X-Men Destiny centers around bringing players into Marvel’s classic world of mutant conflict with a fresh role to play
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X-Men Destiny Wii Review
Continuing our month of coverage for The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, today we’ve got the second in a series of exclusive videos showing off the game. In this one, you can take a look at how Wii Motion Plus will improve the Zelda experience. The video below shows how Link can use the power of Wii Motion Plus to roll bombs like bowling balls in addition to his traditional overhead throw
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Exclusive Video: Using Wii Motion Plus In Skyward Sword
The Wii has suffered its fair share of shaky ports over the years, not least from Driver: San Francisco’s publisher.
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Driver: San Francisco Wii Review
In a recent interview with Nintendo Power quoted over at The Official Nintendo Magazine website , Eiji Aonuma had some interesting tidbits to share about plans for the next generation of Zelda games. Specifically, he’s especially interested in the options presented by two unique screens playing the game at once.
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Aonuma Talks Zelda Wii U
The Nintendo Wii might not pack the same kind of hardware muscle as the Xbox 360 or the Playstation 3, but it’s still a fun, capable gaming system. It’s also a decent platform for streaming video content from Netflix — something I do on my own Wii on a regular basis
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Nintendo Wii is the top console for Netflix streaming