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The Nintendo Wii revolutionized gaming by fostering interaction between players and the game through innovative features. It brought families together, promoting quality time for mom, dad, and kids with fun and accessible games. The Wii's marketing strategy targeted a diverse demographic, ensuring it appealed to all ages. With cartoon characters and engaging gameplay, the console not only emphasizes family fun but also serves as a platform for exciting, active entertainment. Join the reunion of family bonds with the Wii experience!
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What is Wii? • Nintendo’s 7th Generation Console • Features interaction between the player and the game • Famicom- Family game console
Analysis • Family-mom, dad, daughter, and son. • Image-Wii promotes peaceful family. • A grand method of bring family together as a whole group. Promoting the reunion between husband and wife, father and son relationship. • Simple sentence. • Ideal Kids- cute games, avatar. • Family Fun- Family together playing Wii. • Excitement.
Analysis • Minor sentence. • Cartoon Characters-Two children scrutinizing the Wii controller. • Family Fun- Fun along with your family and friends. • Sounds Good – suitable entertainment for your kids.
Analysis • Cartoon Character - The boy advertising the Wii. • Excitement – “If you’re looking for the most active gaming experience of your life, then check out the Wii!”
Analysis • Simple sentence – “How will it move you?” • Ideal person – The woman in the ad is wearing green which shows that green is the color that people wear nowadays.
Conclusion • The success story of Wii is all based on demographic marketing why? Because it is a console that targeted all ages and it would be crucial for Nintendo’s marketing.
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