The Legend of Zelda:  Twilight Princess.

To be honest, I can't comment too much on this game.  Why?  Because I haven't played it.  Why?  Because my brother has pretty much hogged it!  However, I don't mind, because at least I get to see the story.

Pros:  The story to this game is absolutely phenominal.  It's almost cinematic at times.

Cons:  The one con I can say now is that the speaker for the Remote for this game is terrible.  I highly suggest muting it so you can hear the sound effects the way they were meant to be heard.

Rayman Raving Rabbids

Pros:  The Rabbids are just about the funniest characters ever seen.

Some minigames are so funny, I had problems playing them because I was laughing so hard.  ("Bunnies are oversensative" and "Bunnies are slow to react" are quite possibly the funniest premises for a game ever)

Cons:  For some minigames, the controls are very unresponsive.

Some minigames are just too frustrating (I actually needed my brother to help me in two games.  I don't see how one person could have possibly done it)

This is the first part in a series of parts giving details about the Wii and my first impressions.

Remote

Pros:  Easy to use

Fun to use

Works really well with some games, such as Rayman Raving Rabbids.

Turn on system using remote.

Cons:  Okay, I can see how the straps could have been held on better.  I don't thinks its easy to break, but it isn't necessarily bullet proof.

Fumbling around to add the nunchuck can get annoying.

Sound quality is terrible.  Just turn it off.

The system.

Pro:  Easy to set up internet.

Forecast/Internet/Shop Channels are easy to use.

Miis are easy to make.

The whole channel system works marvelously.

Backwards compatable.

Always updates.

You don't have to turn off the consule to switch games.

You can go to the Wii menu at any time.

Cons:  The Blue Light that glows when an update is recieved is downright creepy.  If you have it set up in the bedroom, turn off the light at night.

That's pretty much it.