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wii is there an age limit?

bwatt00 · 2007-10-23 12:32:09

Ok stupid question but the nintendo wii,would people say these are more for kids or all ages?Im an adult and must say,i have heard adults even talking about how good or fun these are. I have reserved on at argos and i pick up wednesday but am i buying something thats more for kids,i have always been into game consoles from…

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carolinosourus Posts: 1,048 Forumite

24 October 2007 at 4:06PM

A Wii is probably a good investment (not really in the monetary value sense but more in the personal sense) as I think they can bring families together, when usually a child/teenager would be hiding somewhere in the house playing on a console on their own, a Wii can be played with with the whole family! Wii bowling, how excellent is that game? Also if you work out how much it would cost to do all the activities (such as bowling) in a year then a Wii would probably work out cheaper!

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