Westin Hotels has cut a deal with Nintendo to get a custom version of the Wii console intended for use by their guests.
These special Wiis are designed for a hotel environment and make for an easier user experience since there is no need for disc-swapping. They will be used in ten hotels across the US as part of the WestinWORKOUT program, challenging players physically and mentally in games like:
Westin will also be among the first hotel chains to obtain Wii Fit on its release later this month.
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Goat Game ... 2 Fast 4 Gnomz
Ryzmat said:
LOL, what a crock of 15 year old crap.
Here's a real leak: we're going to have 2 Smash games in a couple years, and ...
Acegabby77 said:
xxxx ... Wii Sports
Jimbus said:
These games were always better than you expected them to be. ... 007: Nightfire
Jimbus said:
This is great fun for 2 players. ... Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
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User comments
Wii Rox said:
Wii is r34ly g0in plac3s lulz.
Wiipaw said:
Will people have to pay to play? I once was in a hotel with that kind of set up, and it sucked.
YoshLee said:
Man I've got to find one one of those hotels.
Crimson Fang said:
But discs are half the fun! They're so versatile! Frisbees, plates, rims. Oh, and games of course.
Dan said:
It will be the only pay to play that doesn't suck, that is if you have to pay.
Diddy Kong Lover said:
I remember once playing an N64 in this kind of setup, it was fun but missing something. I'd rather play it at home on a couch instead of in a hotel.
Nova said:
Kind of sounds like the n64 hotel edition.