What's the plural form of Wii? Wiis? Or just Wii?

[SoupCamera]

What's the plural form of Wii? Wiis? Or just Wii?
(referring to the console only) :frown2:

I don't think I've ever see Nintendo(the company) ever
referring to multiple Wil consoles as Wiis....

 

[NeMeZyZ]

its wies! lmao...wii's with a apostraphy....or is it wiis/wees/weed/pot/crack

 

[PAStAMAAAN]

'In your letter, you asked what the plural of Wii is. Hmmm? You would say for example “two Wii systems.” The emphasis of the plural would be on systems and not Wii.'

Go Nintendo » Blog Archive » The plural of Wii- What are you waiting for?

 

[DavidBeoulve]

*chuckles* like folks on teh intehwebs are always going to bother getting that right. Even in print, that'd sound strange.

"Armed gunmen robbed two people of their wii systems."

Wii systems? As in tiny? Perhaps "wii consoles."

More likely we'll read "My family enjoys it so much, we bought two Wii's."

 

[Leviathan]

You do realize that an apostrophe is to show possesion or a missing letter, never the plural form.

 

[Firen]

Well, in german we have the problem if it is "der", "die" or "das" wii as article... think nintendo once said "die wii"... so female article

 

[DavidBeoulve]

Leviathan, yes I do. Correct me if I'm wrong, seeing as I have no masters in the English Language and perhaps someone here does, but Personal Computers are pluraled as "PC's" ... and Wii isn't an abbreviation any more than "PlayStations" is, whereas "PS3's" is... so that would mean it should be "Wiis"?

That question mark is outside the quotes purposefully.

"Well, in german we have the problem if it is "der", "die" or "das" wii as article... think nintendo once said "die wii"... so female article"
I wonder what it is in Spanish. Wiis are female articles in German, that's neat.