Wii on Teen Vogue is uber geek chic
It seems that the Wii is getting so popular, it finally managed to get itself on the pages of Teen Vogue. Now that’s what we mean by being a geek chic! Now, this author’s gamer-girl/geek habits won’t be criticized as belonging to the lower rungs of the social ladder anymore. Wii getting itself on your #1 source for dating boys (real ones, and not those made up of pixel dots), is a small step for Nintendo‘s next-gen console and a giant leap for geeks everywhere. Be still, my beating heart…
Aside from promoting the use of Wii for good health and a tool of bonding with girlfriends, Teen Vogue came up with a shirt that says “Oui, Wii” which it cutely calls “Wii Tee”. I love the shirt, but the thought of non-gamers wearing this same article of clothing on their “super-cool” soirees just doesn’t seem so fair for my tastes. But then again, that’s just me.
Anyway, this might be a good way of promoting Wii to the rest of the population. What’s next? Men are for the Xbox 360, women are for the Wii?
Via Kotaku.com
It seems that the Wii is getting so popular, it finally managed to get itself on the pages of Teen Vogue. Now that’s what we mean by being a geek chic! Now, this author’s gamer-girl/geek habits won’t be criticized as belonging to the lower rungs of the social ladder anymore. Wii getting itself on your #1 source for dating boys (real ones, and not those made up of pixel dots), is a small step for Nintendo‘s next-gen console and a giant leap for geeks everywhere. Be still, my beating heart…
Aside from promoting the use of Wii for good health and a tool of bonding with girlfriends, Teen Vogue came up with a shirt that says “Oui, Wii” which it cutely calls “Wii Tee”. I love the shirt, but the thought of non-gamers wearing this same article of clothing on their “super-cool” soirees just doesn’t seem so fair for my tastes. But then again, that’s just me.
Anyway, this might be a good way of promoting Wii to the rest of the population. What’s next? Men are for the Xbox 360, women are for the Wii?
Via Kotaku.com
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