Wiibrew Gives Nintendo Wii Owners Relief From High Priced Games During Economic Crunch
Nintendo Wii Owners are turning to ‘homebrew’
Gamers are feeling the economic crunch. That was the phrase Mark Leenheer, owner of Wii-Homebrew.net (http://www.wii-
It would either be a useful addition to the gaming community or a giant flop, but the only way to find out would be to just do it. Now, thanks to tough economic times and rabid games that are always looking for ways to get the most out of their consoles, Wii-homebrew.net has been met with a flurry of penny pinching gamers eager to take advantage of cheap or even free homebrew games.
"I created Wii-Homebew.net as a place for gamers to discover homebrew and save some cash," said Leenheer. "A lot of Wii owners come to the site to learn how to get the most out of their Nintendo Wii’s for the least amount of money."
“The Wii has been one of the most successful consoles in history,” Leenheer said. “Nintendo will need to adapt their pricing strategy as demand slows down due to the competition, difficult economic conditions and the fact that it’s not quite as innovative and fresh as it once was.” This is all music to the ears of Leenheer.
"The timing is perfect," said Leenheer. "A lot of people who've never played before are just picking up the Wii controller for the first time. And once they are properly addicted to it, they hit the Internet looking for new games.”
“After someone feels the sting of buying a few games they are quick to seek a lower cost solution for their gaming fix."
Wii homebrew opens gamers to another dimension of free games and possibilities for their Wii’s that most don’t know exist.
• Wii homebrew . Ability to Play DVDs and DivX Movies on your Wii
• Play Backup Wii Games
• Download and Play Games through the HomeBrew Channel
• Make and/or Download Backup Wii Games
• Download and use many applications on your Wii
• Play N64, SNES, Sega Genisis + many more console games!
• Download and play music on your Wii
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For more information on Wii-Homebrew, please visit: http://www.wii-
Contact Information:
Mark Leenheer
http://www.wii-
