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I thought that it was a celebration for killing mutants and racing fast cars on a console! you just killed all the joy of Christmas for us.
I thought that new beginings and hope and joy of the seasion referred to start playing a new game with the hope to master it and feeling joy of breaking your own records.
Seriously, you are right. Maybe "How the Wii saved the Christmas shopping season" - Posted by: rarsa Posted on: 01/14/09 (Edited: 01/14/2009 @ 10:57) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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