Wii jumps on the pages of National Geographic for Kids
Lookie what we have here: Wii has jumped on the pages of “National Geographic for Kids”. Cool, eh? It seems that this console is making such a buzz that it has transcended the pages of non-gaming magazines.
So, does this mean that the said console can be labelled as a “For-Kids-Only” toy? Definitely not. It even says in article that parents might want to play it, too. Will we see lengthened sleeptime curfews because of this family-friendly console? We’ll never know. We do know that this console is marketed to virtually everyone. Even good ol’ Pops and Granny looks like they’re having tons of fun playing it in the Wii video. Will that happen in real life? That’s what Nintendo hopes for. After all, seeing your grandma waiting in line at Gamestop for the Wii doesn’t seem that strange, doesn’t it?
Hmm… I wonder where a Wii feature will land on next? The Wii is getting more hyped up now that its launch is drawing near. So if you manage to spot it on the pages of “Playboy”, don’t be surprised.
Via Go Nintendo
Lookie what we have here: Wii has jumped on the pages of “National Geographic for Kids”. Cool, eh? It seems that this console is making such a buzz that it has transcended the pages of non-gaming magazines.
So, does this mean that the said console can be labelled as a “For-Kids-Only” toy? Definitely not. It even says in article that parents might want to play it, too. Will we see lengthened sleeptime curfews because of this family-friendly console? We’ll never know. We do know that this console is marketed to virtually everyone. Even good ol’ Pops and Granny looks like they’re having tons of fun playing it in the Wii video. Will that happen in real life? That’s what Nintendo hopes for. After all, seeing your grandma waiting in line at Gamestop for the Wii doesn’t seem that strange, doesn’t it?
Hmm… I wonder where a Wii feature will land on next? The Wii is getting more hyped up now that its launch is drawing near. So if you manage to spot it on the pages of “Playboy”, don’t be surprised.
Via Go Nintendo
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