My first game was Wii Sports. Since I recently had a shoulder injury, it was great cause I was dying for some sports action. I shredded the tennis court like I was back in the 90's wearing my Agassi hot pink jersey. You can really work on your strokes with Tennis and I had a blast. I can't wait to party with some friends and bust this one out. Boxing was next. That was fun too, but I didn't have the nunchuk hooked up and played a whole game only throwing right jabs thinking, "what the f*%k, you can't use your left hand?" Note: RTFM OR PLUG IN THE NUNCHUK. That was pretty fun, needless to say I knocked two guys out with only my right hand. I can't wait to go back and use my left-right combos. Sweet.

Next up, Baseball. Baseball was fun. Strictly hitting and pitching and this is the first game my 4-year-old daughter was able to actually play. She can easily pitch the ball and actually had a few hits. I see a budding ball player. This will be fun once I train up the team.

Bowling was cool. The sound effects are right on and the action is easily and relaxing. A nice change of pace from GEARS OF WAR. I didn't play golf yet, I was worried because I just played Tiger Woods '07 and didn't think it would be fair to dish on Wii Golf at this time.

I have to say, Nintendo scored some points with me by including a nice well rounded game with a console. Something no system is currently doing and the Wii cost a lot less. The Wii was a breeze to setup, but a bit tricky getting to understand how to connect to friends. The buttons on the controller are a foreign setup for even hardcore gamers but I suspect the young ones will have it down in a Wii minute.

Rather than spending $1,500 on eBay trying to score a PS3, go pick a Wii up and buy the PS3 when they show up in stores at a normal price.

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