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Nintendo Wii
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A description of the Wii's release
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Nintendo Wii
Prior to the Wii Many non-gamers associated video games with teenage boys
The Wii was marketed so it would have a wider appeal beyond gamers
Promotion
Price
When the Wii was first released it was consideribly cheaper than it's microsoft rival, the xbox 360
Wii- £179.99
Place
The Wii was advertised and sold in places where non-gamers go to on a regular basis. For example supermarkets such as Tesco sold the product
There were also demonstrations set up in may shopping centers and various other places to give the general public a taste of the Wii
Market
The Wii was designed to be a game console that people who have little or no expeirence of video games would be able to use and enjoy the process
Wii was a revoloutionary product as it involved the player having to move around in order to play in contrast to traditional consales
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