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 So you finally have your Wii all set up, and you just love it! The action, the bonus of exercise you didn’t even know you were getting, the bringing together of family and friends. Great fun, but after the tenth or twentieth time you’ve played the games that came with your Wii, you start thinking about greater challenges. Off you go to the electronics store to check out new games, only to find that most of the really cool ones cost $20, $50, even $90 a-piece. I don’t know about you, but I hadn’t accounted for that in my entertainment budget.

One alternative you might consider is downloading the games from the Internet for your Wii device. You pay one flat membership fee for unlimited downloads of thousands Wii games, as well as movies, music, TV shows, etc. You’ll want to make sure it’s compatible to all Wii versions (in case you live in Australia or something), as well as compatible with PC/Mac/Linux, depending on your computer. Another plus would be 24/7 technical support. A money-back guarantee couldn’t hurt either; just to be sure it’s for you. But really, for the price you’d pay for one game at the electronics store, you’re set for life and will never outgrow your Wii. For more information, check out Wii Games