GN Wii: How is the Wii's controller being used in-game? Can you give us some examples?
 
Nagoshi: You can fully enjoy the game, maximizing all the functions of Revolution's controller. Some games will require you to twirl the controller, others will have you flicking the controller, while others will feel like using the Revolution controller like a joystick.
 
IGN Wii: Will Banana Blitz make use of Wii's nunchuck attachment?
 
Nagoshi: Yes, it will. We have had an objective that we will cover all the Revolution controller functions in this title.

Female, aged 30. From Hong Kong.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: "Wee" (got it first time)
 
Q: What does this name make you think of?
A: A urinal? Candy? It's kind of trendy, kind of modern. Maybe a trendy urinal? Maybe a sporting goods product? Maybe something that goes fast, like rollerblades? Probably a product for little kid because it's simple and very simplistic.
 
Q: What if I told you it's for a games product?
A: Games are supposed to be complicated. I wouldn't have guessed that.
 
Male student, aged 19. Savvy gamer from Derby, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Why? or Wee?
 
Q: Lets say this is a product of some kind. What type of product does it make you think of?
A: Possibly a shower gel or some type of cleaning product.
 
Q: It's actually the name of Nintendo's next-generation games console.
A: Yeah? But that name doesn't sound anything like a games console!
 
Female student, aged 19. Casual gamer from Sheffield, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Weeeeeee!
 
Q: Lets say this is a product of some kind. What type of product does it make you think of?
A: Chocolate.
 
Q: What would you say if it's actually the name of Nintendo's next-generation games console?
A: Hmmm, I think it'd sound good as a chocolate bar.
 
Female student, aged 18. Non-gamer from near Coventry, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Wee.
 
Q: Lets say this is a product of some kind. What type of product does it make you think of?
A: Nothing. It doesn't sound like a product of any kind.
 
Q: What would you say if it's the name of Nintendo's next-generation games console?
A: Oh right, well it sounds a little silly.
 
Female student, aged 18. Non-gamer from London, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: The same way you'd say why.
 
Q: Lets say this is a product of some kind. What type of product does it make you think of?
A: A no-name car audio CD player.
 
Q: What would you say if it's actually the name of Nintendo's next-generation games console?
A: Wiierd.
 
Male student, 18. Savvy gamer from Norfolk, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Wee.
 
Q: Lets say this is a product of some kind. What type of product does it make you think of?
A: A product you say? A physical product, hint hint? Seriously, probably something to do with Wikipedia or some kind of athletics gear.
 
Q: What would you say if it's actually the name of Nintendo's next-generation games console?
A: Grrreat! [pronounced in a heavily sarcastic manner]
 
Male student, 19. Casual gamer from Lincoln, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Wee.
 
Q: What does this name make you think of?
A: Japanese? It sounds small, maybe a gadget.
 
Q: What if I told you it's for a games product?
A: Yeah, that makes sense. It doesn't surprise me.
 
Male student, 19. Casual gamer from Birmingham, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Like why.
 
Q: What does this name make you think of?
A: World War II, the name "will".
 
Q: What if I told you it's for a games product?
A: That's logical, but I think the two letter "i"s make it seem like it's roman numerals.
 
Female student, 19. Non-gamer from Hull, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Wee.
 
Q: What does this name make you think of?
A: A cleaning thing.
 
Q: What if I told you it's for a games product?
A: Actually, yeah! That makes sense.
 
Female student, 19. Non-gamer from London, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Wee.
 
Q: What does this name make you think of?
A: A cleaning agent.
 
Q: What if I told you it's for a games product?
A: Uh, it sounds "wampy". Stupid.
 
Male student, 19. Savvy gamer from Lincoln, UK.
 
Q: How do you pronounce the name?
A: Like why, I think.
 
Q: What does this name make you think of?
A: It sounds like a Chinese name or some sort of code.
 
Q: What if I told you it's for a games product?
A: I'd associate it with Wifi or a video game, not a console.