Review: Wii Rocks With Classics Online

March 1, 2007 By DIRK LAMMERS, AP Writer Review: Wii Rocks With Classics Online

In this photograph released by Nintendo, the Wii video game console is shown. (AP Photo/Nintendo)

(AP) -- The Nintendo GameCube might have been my sons' pride and joy for four years, but it was relegated to the kids' small television and not once did it earn a connection to our main family room TV.



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