Sound like a good idea, well SEGA developer Yu Suzuki thinks it is.

In Medicine, you have artificial heart devices, or people that have some sort of chips in …
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“I think everyone was encouraged by Black Friday. It was better than expectations, but it’s pretty hard these days – being slightly down is the new up. …everyone’s at best …
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Friday 5th December, 2008/… Fake games consoles and adaptors are potentially putting Christmas consumers’ lives in danger, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) warned today. Hundreds of imported counterfeit games consoles seized at UK freight depots were found to have been supplied with potentially dangerous power adaptors. The goods had been purchased from a range of websites, mainly based in Asia, which claimed the items were “genuine Nintendo products.” Many of the consoles, which are fake versions of the popular Nintendo DS and DS Lite had been bought for around £40, instead of the usual retail price of £100.

Nintendo confirmed that the Nintendo DS and DS Lite consoles were counterfeit, and the power adaptors being supplied with the product were not Nintendo manufactured and were, in fact, potentially dangerous, since they had not been electronically tested and do not meet strict UK safety standards.

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The Wii Speak channel launchs today in Europe, and I am hopeing today in NA, but not sure.