While these aren't the best quality we've ever seen for scanned pages, it's still exciting to see the Wii getting mainstream press coverage, particularly in a nontraditional market. Magazines targeted at women and teen girls are often down on video games. Even the Wii gets this treatment, alas, in the March issue of Cosmopolitan, wherein it is referred to as an example of a poorly-chosen gift. Of course, we tend to think that anyone who can find a Wii must be a gift-giving superhero, but we are admittedly biased. No matter. We just find it refreshing that Teen Vogue is taking a pro-Wii stance and indicating that it's the bee's knees for girls.And we definitely wanted to point out the shirt the girl on the left is wearing. It reads "Oui Wii" and we here at the 'Fanboy feel a burning need to get our hands on one of those right now. We're probably not going to read Teen Vogue to get one, though. We'll do a lot of things for Wii gear, but that's a line we're so not crossing.
Go Nintendo has larger (blurry) scans if you'd like to see the rest.













Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2-26-2007 @ 7:57PM
Rubang B said...
I want that shirt too! With global warming and all, this summer I'm gonna need a lot of sleeveless shirts and this Oui Wii is perfect.
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2-26-2007 @ 9:16PM
sixtyfps said...
The girl on the left should eat once in awhile.
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2-26-2007 @ 11:16PM
GAMER GOD said...
"The girl on the left should eat once in awhile"
I guess that chicken & watermelon ain't doing much for her.
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2-26-2007 @ 11:42PM
miquonranger03 said...
Actually, it's a free shirt. Just send them your Wii UPC, according to my sister (she loves the mag...ugh).
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2-27-2007 @ 2:07AM
Tom said...
"I guess that chicken & watermelon ain't doing much for her."
Haha! you've been listening to Chris Rock, huh?
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2-27-2007 @ 9:07AM
Mrfreezie said...
Those girls like themselves wayy to much.
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2-27-2007 @ 1:40PM
Alisha Karabinus said...
Eh, they're young girls in Teen Vogue... what do you expect?
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