Wii’re jealous! Wii (wanna) Experience also!

Can’t Nintendo get anymore teasing? Both their American and Japanese Wii.com sites were just updated with more vids of people playing the Wii to make you jealous. The console’s launch is just around the corner [starts biting fingernails in jittery anticipation], and we’ve got more Wii Experience videos to watch. Can’t it be our turn to play already?

Anyhoo, the fresh batch of videos include a fishing demo for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, steering the Wiimote to barrel through Excite Truck, some girls bowling in Wii Sports, an elderly couple bashing each other at Wii Play, and a girl getting her groove with WarioWare: Smooth Moves.

As these Wii Experience vids go, all of the people playing seem to have fun. Their smiles and amusement are infectious. With the rate that Nintendo is coming out with these kinds of vids, their whole mantra gamer-to-video-game interaction is put under the limelight. The concept still holds: watching people play the game is just as fun as watching the screen itself!

You can catch the Japanese Wii Experience here, while the North American site has their vids here.

Can’t Nintendo get anymore teasing? Both their American and Japanese Wii.com sites were just updated with more vids of people playing the Wii to make you jealous. The console’s launch is just around the corner [starts biting fingernails in jittery anticipation], and we’ve got more Wii Experience videos to watch. Can’t it be our turn to play already?

Anyhoo, the fresh batch of videos include a fishing demo for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, steering the Wiimote to barrel through Excite Truck, some girls bowling in Wii Sports, an elderly couple bashing each other at Wii Play, and a girl getting her groove with WarioWare: Smooth Moves.

As these Wii Experience vids go, all of the people playing seem to have fun. Their smiles and amusement are infectious. With the rate that Nintendo is coming out with these kinds of vids, their whole mantra gamer-to-video-game interaction is put under the limelight. The concept still holds: watching people play the game is just as fun as watching the screen itself!

You can catch the Japanese Wii Experience here, while the North American site has their vids here.