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"  We&amp;#039;ll make this quick: Nintendo&amp;#039;s Wii gaming console will be out on Nov. 19, priced at $250, in the USA. The company also announced that at least 25 game titles would be available. What&amp;#039;s so special about Wii? Well, for one there&amp;#039;s that price, which Nintendo hopes will make the box more appealing to the masses (sure beats $600 for PlayStation3). There is also Wii&amp;#039;s innovative motion-sensing Bluetooth controller, which players can parry and thrust like a sword or swing like a tennis racket during gameplay. Then, you have the Wii Channel, which will offer users access to information such as weather, news and even the ability to surf the Net. And, it comes with a suite of games, Wii Sports--which includes tennis, golf, baseball and bowling. Bowling? Well, that&amp;#039;s a game, right? Will this well-timed, well-thought-out and priced-to-move console be any competition for the technological powerhouses from Sony and Microsoft? That&amp;#039;s up to you.  Check back here over the next few days for our hands-on review of the Wii. --James Ross You can spend your four-day Thanksgiving weekend with the Wii. The Wii Channel interface. Turns your video game console into an information hub--including the ability to surf the Web. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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