That's like trying to sell an iPod 50 years later as the "complete package".

Kitschy losers don't know about "collections", and those games aren't good enough to be justifiable as part of a "retro gaming" package.

Hardcore gamers are the only ones who give a shit about being collectors. The Wii isn't meant to appeal to hardcore gamers in any event, so you're wasting your time. The iPod comparison is a perfectly valid one, as the Wii subsists largely on "tickle-me-elmo" and iPod appeal. Its popularity is fueled by the media telling people they should have it, and people thinking they're cool for owning one.

Most people who own a Wii are content with Wii sports. 90% of the shit on Wii is shovelware from the ps2 era with remote wiggling added, and nobody will even want to own the "complete" collection. Unless they're a fucking moron.

I'd say your best bet would be to make a GOOD game collection. Wait until 2 years after the Wii has been out and there'll probably be awesome and unique games. Those games are just...goddamn worthless.

The large amount of shitty games for the Wii coupled with bad third party support can probably be explained by it's expected failure and unexpected success. Everyone at E3 laughed at the Wii. It sold like hotcakes, and now people want to jump on the bandwagon. What do they do? Publish a bunch of fucking trash with Wii controls tacked on. Wait two years for a creative and innovative dev who can actually think up a good way to use the remote in a game and handle the hardware properly and you'll have a solid and unique game. In the mean time, enjoy your Bug Bullies.

I imagine a pile of dog shit from Elvis' dog would fetch a good amount of cash on ebay. Case in point, there's a person out there who will buy anything for any price.

I just think the Wii largely sells on hype and gimmicks, and that it basically doesn't give the interactive experience it claims to at this point in time. I hate seeing those commercials of everyone jumping around their living rooms like assholes.