Its going to take a long time for consumers to convert to the 3D format. People are now just getting used to HD tv's being affordable. Its cool to watch in a theater, but I am not going to shell out $3,000 for a 3D TV. It they start showing everything in 3D then maybe at that time I will consider.

Any parent worth a darn would definetly care as to why the game is rated M. I am a parent and am definitely going to be careful as far as what games my son plays. I sure as heck would not let a 13 year old play something that had a lot of violence or bad language.

Someone would have to be an idiot to take this offer.

Its not $40 a month its $40 for the software but you get a 2 week trial period to test it out. It works as a media player so it will also allow you to watch movies on the PS3 and 360. The Wii quality wasnt great but if your looking for a way to stream netflix or hulu to your tv its servicable. The quality is better on the PS3 and 360 due to Wii hardware limitations.

I dont know if this has been mentioned yet, but the Playon media server will now work on the Wii. If you use Netflix or Hulu you can now get the movies to play on the Wii through playon. If you already have playon just go to the Wii internet channel and type www.playon.tv and it will pull up the movies in your queue. If you dont have playon this is a good time to try it out. You can try it for 2 weeks for free and after that its $40. The quality of the movies isnt great but at least its a way to stream the movies to the tv.

Nintendo really doesnt have a choice now but to lower the price if the want to stay competitive. With they PS3 and 360 both at $299 they are better values. The PS3 has put itself in a very good position. For $299 you are now getting a blue ray player, wi fi, freeand free internet.

DSIWare has been very dissapointing. I purchased the DSI thinking they would have some quality games for download and they have yet to put out a game worth downloading. Im starting to think its a fail.

Get the $25 dock. You will never have to worry about batteries again.