It sounds so cliche but it's true: a co-worker got a chance to play the Wii this past weekend and was raving about it yesterday. She was the one who really wanted to get one for her husband but was unable to, and now that she and her husband have tried it, they both want one a lot more.
Because of their Wiiless Christmas, she bought a PS3 that she stumbled upon a few days before Christmas. They didn't open it and tried to sell it for more than they bought it for. By that time interest in the PS3 had already waned, the best offer they got was $500 Canadian, a lot less than what they paid for it, so she gave up and returned it to the store. Their hunt for the Wii continues.
Stories of people returning PS3s and looking for Wiis seemed nice, but it's somehow more interesting when you hear it from someone you know instead of taking so-and-so's word for it over the Internet where it can get blown out of proportion.
I plan on showing the Wii to a couple friends myself this upcoming weekend, as I did a couple weeks ago...good times. I'm not sure that if I had a PS3 that I would want to show it off, honestly. And with the few games that many (or any?) people would enjoy, I'm not sure I even could if I wanted to.