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Either:
A. You didn't read the article, or
B. You didn't understand the article

The title is just referring to the leaders of each generation. The PS2 sold most last generation, so it's considered the PS2 Generation (according to the author of the article). The Wii is selling far more that the 360 and PS3 this generation so he's referring to this generation as the Wii generation. He's not showing any favor or bias, he's just simplifying the title.

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It's quite silly to compare the Wii's list of exclusives to a list of exclusives and multi-plats from two platforms. C'mon.

What does this have to do with the Wii? He's dissatisfied with his game, not the hardware.

I think balance board support will make it awesome.

I don't think it's really a ripoff. I spent $90 but I think the balance board is worth it. It's a great scale and the tech is pretty advanced. Not to mention, they're making games for it as we speak.

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Honestly, some of the workouts can be very tough. I'm 18 and by no means unhealthy, but some of the yoga and strength training exercises caught me off guard. Don't knock it 'til you try it.

The story doesn't follow the story of the first one, so you don't necessarily need to play the first one. There are many returning characters, though.

Yup. I don't understand why Resistance, Endwar, or Valkyria Chronicles are on that list. Previous installments of those games are great but not GOTY contenders.

I don't really base my opinion off of one review score, but if a game is consistently getting low reviews, I'll stay away from it.

I just got Wii Fit today, and while it's not as rigorous as a gym workout, it shouldn't be taken as a joke. The yoga and strength training activities can be very challenging. It's sad that many people who talk sh!t about it haven't tried it. Give it a try and if it really does nothing for you, then talk about it all you want. I won't be using it as my main fitness routine, but it's good to track my progress and for in-between activities.

While the Wiimote does require a sensor bar, I think it's technology is more impressive. The Sixaxis has tilt and velocity, but so does the Wiimote. It also has IR and can determine where it is in space. Does the Sixaxis have depth perception? No.

Sony supports three systems while Microsoft supports only one.

I feel that the Wii list is a bit gimped. Now that Madworld has been announced, I hope they show some footage of that. Also, a Pikmin game is likely. And where's Monster Hunter 3? That's been in production for a while now. I really hope we get something from all three of those games.

I think it's pretty obvious that Sony's going to show how awesome LBP is going to be. I think it's too early for Uncharted ...

Correcting all five of those things would give the Wii a substantial amount of respect.

The PSP attach rate at the moment is unfortunately abysmal. What's going on?

I doubt your last statement, pal.

Yeah, why is MTV next to the big 3? That spot should be occupied by a group that knows something about games...

I think it's a good time to get a Wii. It seems that there's been a wave of interesting titles on their way to the Wii.

Haha. I understood. I was just trying to create an interpretation that would remind everyone of Nintendo's dominance. I think that most people on this site need to take Nintendo more seriously.

On a side note, the magazine's name wasn't as much of an oxymoron last gen.

It's a real shame that you're still using the franchise/kiddy jokes, especially when several adult-oriented games have recently been revealed for the Wii. Nintendo Power's also set to unveil a new 3rd party game in the next issue, not to mention Nintendo has said that a few games for hardcore gamers are to be revealed at E3.

I think it makes a lot sense. Nintendo is a huge chunk of the gaming industry. It's Nintendo mania everywhere you go.

Uhm... I have a Wii.

Oh, and I happen to love Kingdom Hearts. Stop making fanboy statements.