I've never gotten into Zelda but it sounded pretty epic, like nothing's matched it yet. I guess four years in development and a huge budget can do that for you. Wii Sports is probably still my favorite, or tied with WarioWare (which is a lot of fun but probably not a system seller for many). I think if Zelda and Wii Sports don't grab you, you might want to wait until things like Sonic (by the end of March), Space Mario (spring to early summer hopefully, but I have a feeling it might be longer), Resident Evil (holiday season) start to get out, I think there's a new Metroid planned somewhere in there too. Godfather and SSX are both scheduled for this spring, among others (Wii Play in a couple weeks) but I'm not too excited yet about much beside those first three. If you think you might get into the Virtual Console, though(downloading and playing old NES, SNES, Genesis, TurboGrafx and N64 games), all that goes out the window and it might be worth it to pick one up. Mario Kart 64 out Monday, I was never too big on it but know a lot of people love it. I know it's stupid to say a bunch of 10- to 20-year-old games can sell a system, though, so if you're not into the controls, Zelda or Wii Sports, you probably won't feel like you're missing too much for a while. For me, I didn't expect to shell out for a new system but the controls got me interested and the price point and free game got it done, and I've been really pleased with it.