I have never gotten bored with my Wii. EVER! There are so many good games for it, I can't believe this is being discussed. I play Mario Kart Wii at least 2hrs a day online.

" I have never gotten bored with my Wii. EVER! There are so many good games for it, I can't believe this is being discussed. I play Mario Kart Wii at least 2hrs a day online. "

Never been.

it cheated on me with a turbo grafix.

Reasons I don't love my Wii Anymore:

• Inability to give me an orgasm  
• Horrible In-Laws
• Terrible snoring issues
• Even worse cooking issues
• It's white
  
  
  
  
• In all seriousness, I just haven't found any good games for it since I've gotten it.
  

It was fun at first, but after the freshness wore off I realized I had just bought a white box with some very crappy computer parts in it, and some game controllers that are only fit to play mini game collections.  It's a good start for people who have no experience with video games, but for me it's just a regrettable purchase.

I'm not a fan of waggle and I'm not a fan of J-RPGs, which is a lot of what the Wii offers. Certainly, there are still some good first and second party games (playing SMG2 right now), but as someone who grew up a staunch Nintendo fanboy the Wii was a crushing disappointment. Maybe my tastes in games changed, but now I find only 1 or 2 titles a year that catch my interest. There's still enough for me to warrant keeping it around (not to mention my parents probably wouldn't let me sell it), but other than to play gamecube or VC stuff, my wii rarely gets used to play actual wii games.

it just couldnt get into the games the concept was cool but the games lacked depth, i loved the party games like naskart and the mario racing but hell thats about it, it only kept my attention for oh about a week, also bought the wii fit and my girl gained weight after using it every day lmao 
owell thanks for trying nintendo i bought it lol then sold it

The lack of games that really make the motion controls shine. Wii Sports is still the best game for the Wii if you ask me.

I have yet to really enjoy the Wii much. My wife bought it for our little kids..who don't care about it (occasionally they like to watch me play a game). I've tried all the games that seem liked they'd be interesting, and just have failed to be entertained. I've only used gamefly (never bought any games) and I think the longest I've kept a game was a few days. I've got Metroid the other M, but I also got Starcraft II..which has trumped metroid. Not a good sign for my continued use of the Wii...thankfully I haven't bought any games!

The lack of good games.

There was a point when I wanted to get a Wii. But, that passed awhile ago. My cousin owns all three and his Wii is collecting the most dust. 

Who ever said I fell out my love for the Wii. I personally love the system for it's ambition. Games like Deadly Creatures, Muramasa: The Demon Blade and the Bit Trip games make the system like no other. Not to be generic with the whole Wii is good thing and I mean I do play my other systems more. As from a quality perspective the PS3 and X360 beats it bar none. But I dunno the Wii gives out some charm to me. I love underrated/obscure stuff so the Wii's library is usually up my alley even with all the big multiplats on the other consoles. Go to a bargain bin look for some Wii games, pick out a game that interest you and hey it could be something you'll dig. (That is what I told my friend) 
 
Regardless I like my Wii enough to say that is cool. Even with it's gimmick that war off after I played Galaxy and Prime 3. 

Play some Super Mario Galaxy, No More Heroes, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, or Fragile Dreams. This thread is one big wrong assumption.

Serious lack of quality games made me apathetic towards it.  Not even a new Super Mario Galaxy could draw me back in.  When a game system I paid good money for sits unused for almost a year, it's time to give up on it.  See you in hell, Wii.  I'll always remember the good times we had bowling.

It is a poor excuse for a next generation console with the lack of good games (that interest me), terrible online etc.

" It is a poor excuse for a next generation console with the lack of good games (that interest me), terrible online etc. "

I never loved the Wii that much. Even now I barely play it. I bought about ten games since I purchased it a couple months ago and maybe have played 3 of them... Most recently Metroid Other M.

I guess it would have been when I played Metriod Prime. After playing the game for 30-ish minutes, I came to realise that the system cannot handle FPS's or any style of game that requires highly precise controls.

" @NekuSakuraba said:

" It is a poor excuse for a next generation console with the lack of good games (that interest me), terrible online etc. "

Pretty much NO online at all.  I get they wanted it safer for kids, but their Wii code-Friend system is one of the most jumbled formats I've ever seen. Also no High-Def and no option for a larger internal hard drive.  If a game came out on multiple systems, the one NOT to get was on the Wii.  "

It's just really lacking. It lacks games that I like. It lacks games that support those expensive peripherals I bought. It just can't hold my interest as long as my PS3 can.

i dont know what happened tbh. i used to love my wii, even after i got my ps3 i still loved it. but anymore its damn near impossible for me to play anything on it. even games that i enjoy a lot, like SMG2 and metroid: other m, i just cant play for long on it. i dont wanna sell it, but if im not gonna play any games on it, i may have to :(

...couldn't use it to get bitches to fall in love with me.  :(

I was never in love with the Wii. I really wanted it to be a great system, and was intrigued by it. But the lack of good third party games, the general inconsistency of the controls in all but Nintendo's games, the dated graphics, the consistent childish tone of the system, the lack of decent online play ... I could go on. Nintendo got a lot of things right with the Wii, but continues to misunderstand Western gamers. There are some decent games on the Wii, but not really enough to justify the cost of the console. At least not to me. It's great to have older people gaming (I know a lot of people over fifty who play the Wii), but they rarely venture past Wii Sports. That's a sad thing.
 
The Wii still has a lot of potential. If Nintendo manages to actually listen to its critics this time around and answer some of the system's shortcomings, then I'm definitely willing to give them another shot. Until then, my Wii is going to be collecting dust.

I've never even been in love with it. I bought one because I thought it had great potential for some great games. And while there are a few great games for it, there just aren't enough of them to keep me interested.