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Poll – Wii: alone or with others?

From the announcement of its name, Wii was supposed to be all about playing together with other people. There are a few excellent party games out there, but I tend to spend more time working on Pro status in Tennis or hunting bugs in Zelda by myself. Sure, the wife and I sit down and […]

From the announcement of its name, Wii was supposed to be all about playing together with other people. There are a few excellent party games out there, but I tend to spend more time working on Pro status in Tennis or hunting bugs in Zelda by myself. Sure, the wife and I sit down and play some Rayman on occasion, but I’m more likely to hang out with Dr. Stiles than a human opponent so far.

I’m curious how everyone else stacks up, so this week we ask:

How do you play Wii games the most … alone or with others?
I’m a lone wolf.
I roll with a posse!
Wii? I’m still GameCubing!
I will never buy a Wii.
Huh? Others? There’s no online yet!
  
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  1. I haven't really had any trouble finding people to party it up with me and my wii. In fact I usually have people asking if they can come over and play a game of bowling, tennis, etc. Don't get me wrong I play plenty enough by myself but for some reason everyone at work wants to hang out with the guy who has a wii 😀

  2. At college it was easy to have friends come over and play, and here at home I have siblings to play against, but the only multiplayer we have is Wii Sports. I think once WarioWare comes out it will be great.Oh, and some actual worthwhile online stuff. Come on, Nintendo, fix the Friend Codes crap!

  3. Interesting dynamic in our house: I play more when other people are around (mostly Wii Sports, but sometimes Super Monkey Ball), my husband plays more on his own.Which would explain why he's put about 10 more hours into Zelda than I have.

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