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@julzmighty
welcome in the world of "not knowing everything"
Wii is MUCH more than "six axis motion sensoring".
its the way you hold it, its the pointer to point on the screen, its the small amount of buttons and the many uses of the wiimote.
and that duck minigame for the PS3 IS a mini game for the PS3
you can't say "oh, that duck game was fun but got boring after a while, I will never play excite truck or wii sports on the wii, because it must get boring like that duck game".
no no no no, sir. if you wanna talk about the wii than you have to player the wii

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lol as much as you're right about all those things, i already knew them. and i have played the wii. borrowed one from a friend for a while. played them at friend's houses.

i was firstly just pointing out that the duck minigame for the PS3 has a style and atmosphere that is usually associated with the wii -- it's cute, cartoony, simple to control, and fun (though it seems i didn't actually say that... bugger.)

i haven't played excite truck, though. and i would like to. my brother's considering buying a wii when super smash bros brawl comes out, depending on how well it lives up to the series' reputation. if he does, i'll probably chip in with him, coz it wouldn't cost much and there are lots of fun things on the wii.

i didn't intentionally imply that the wii is just six-axis-motion-sensoring -- that's a description of the PS3's motion-sensing capabilities.

perhaps when i get the opportunity to play some much more in-depth games that make the wiimote absolutely necessary, i'll change my mind. but at the moment i still prefer PS3. -- btw, i'm not saying those in-depth games aren't there, but i haven't played them yet. except i did get to play zelda, which was fun, but for me wasn't a console-seller.

btw, i'll admit that i'm a bit of a graphics-nut. i hated KOTOR 1 and 2 simply because of their bad presentation and shotty cutscenes, while good graphics and atmosphere and physics can bump up a game's score in my mind quite a lot. and since my brothers chipped in with me to buy the PS3, the price wasn't worth worrying about, and the hardware-advantage means a lot more to me than it would to a casual gamer, and perhaps to quite a few hardcore gamers.

julz