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Nintendo Wii
 First there was Wii Sports, then came Wii Fit…coming October 20th is Wii Music. Different from Rock Band or Guitar Hero, with Wii Music up to four players can play most of the 60-plus instruments using motions with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers. Simply strum to play guitar, drum to play drums, or hammer away to play piano. No need to learn complex buttons, just act like you’re playing the instrument!
What makes Wii Music cool is you can improvise...play one of the 50 songs (including popular, licensed, classical and Nintendo songs) from the long list faster, slower, skip a beat (or 10) there are no mistakes...it’s all in fun. Then, forward it to friends who are also playing Wii Music via the Wii Message Board. Those friends can then put their own spin on the tune and send it back. Improv Jams can be sent back and forth between friends over and over again.
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 Everyone’s favorite Nintendo game is now available on Wii. Since the days of Super Nintendo, Mario Kart has been a game for everyone to enjoy. And now, after much anticipation, Nintendo addicts can release their road rage on their friends, family and Nintendo characters through their Wii consoles. Players can connect to their broadband hookup for Nintendo Wi-Fi and compete with up to 11 drivers anywhere in the world.
Just when you thought you were the Mario Kart champion, Nintendo has surprised veteran players with 16 new courses and 10 battle arenas to keep players busy between races. But not to forget about the favorites, the Wii version will also feature 16 old courses. Now with the option of racing with karts or motorbikes newbie’s will have a fighting chance.
The Wii wheel is also a new attachment that will make racing more fun than ever. With four different control options of Wii remote, Wii remote and nunchuck controller combo, classic controller, and even Nintendo GameCube controller, there is sure to be something for everyone.
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 Ever since its launch, the Wii's unique and unprecedented approach to gaming has managed to expand the pool of gamers with its variety of gaming options. It has not only attracted those hard core gamers but has also drawn the interest of first time game players. And yet the success of this product has not stifled the creativity of developers who plan to launch three new ideas for their console. The first of which is Super Smash Bros. Brawl, which will hit stores on March 9th, 2008 and sell for $49.99. The game features Nintendo characters from every genre of Nintendo games and boasts to be something that can be played over and over with its variety of setting and character options.
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 Turtle Beach’s new Ear Force W3 wireless headphones are designed specifically for use with the Nintendo Wii gaming console system. The W3’s ‘behind the neck’ design keeps them in place, with no cords to tangle during gameplay.
Based on the same wireless audio technology as the Ear Force X2 Xbox gaming headphones, the W3 can be used with any stereo audio source, such as a TV, PC or MP3 player. The wireless headphones function for over 30 hours with a single AAA battery (included).
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