I think if Nintendo released all of thier back catalogue at once they would still make a profit as it probably doesn't cost them that much to put them on in the first place. The problem is though would they make as much of a profit, if all the great games are up already the more average games (that might get bought if there was less to chose from) would be forgotten about very quickly in favour of that old classic.

So by releasing them over a prolonged period of time Nintendo would maximise their profit.

A Half-Life game would be awesome especially using the Gravity Gun with the Wii Controls

Bioshock is the best FPS on 360 so a Bioshock game of some sort would be great

A full blown Pokemon RPG on the Wii would be cool as well

So far I have only gotten one of the extra songs. But I think there are more, because there is plenty of room to place at least three or four more songs. The guitar duels are okay, they are not the best thing. The extra song. "I am not your gameboy" is actually a fairly decent song. Just because you do not like the song, does not mean other people will not.XxShadowTongyxX

Sorry there are no more songs to unlock, I am not your Gameboy is the only one

Age: 17

Favourite Game: Elite Beat Agents

Location: England

Colour: White

How long I've had it: Since March 05

Type of Gamer: Hardcore

Reason of Purchase: Nintendo have made the best handheld systems for years, this is no different

The Conduit has a good online multiplayer announced and looks quite impressive

Call of Duty 5 has some form of Zapper functionality but Treyarch made CoD 3 and that was average

Timesplitters 4 hasn't been officially announced for Wii but always had the best split screen multiplayer of the last generation

I don't see Timesplitters coming out for a while so I would go for the Conduit as it just seems better than CoD 5

The control scheme is fine as long as you the D-Pad and not the touch screen controls. At that price it's a good deal but only if you've never played the original.

If you have a Wii it's on the virtual console but with 30 less stars and no minigames, it will be cheaper though.

There is nothing fundamentally wrong with reviews as they give you an insight into the game before you can play it. The problem is though that people just look at the score and decide wether it s good or bad because of that, when really they should take into account the features talked about in the review and make a decision on wether it is the kind of game they can enjoy.

It all stems from the fact we are all to easily influenced by the media.