The problem with introducing games to my brothers.

I just don't know why but, when I get a new game to try and get my brothers and myself to have fun with and have memories playing with each other (Dokapon Kingdom for example), they turn it off like it's garbage because it's on the Wii.  My younger brother hates Dokapon Kingdom, asking me how it is not sued for copyright, and my older brother refuses to play it because it's on a "dying console".  Seriously, I told him that same game was on the PS2, and he said go get the game for the PS2 and then go play it.  They are exactly the same in both versions.  That is one of the dumbest statements I've heard, and I can't get him to hold a Wii mote in his hand unless it's Brawl.  I showed them Xenoblade, and they say it's stupid.  They refuse to see what wonders are inside, and my older brother says he rather play it on an emulator.  My brothers are annoying sometimes, and I try my best to find a game just for use to play together, and they push it down because they believe Nintendo is too "kiddy" for them, and that I should sell my Wii and Wii U and get a PS4, but really, I keep the Wii because I can still play my Gamecube games on it, and the wonderful hidden gems on it like Okami and Xenoblade.  I just can't get them.  My younger one plays Minecraft all day (I don't really like Minecraft.  I sometimes play it just to make pixel art, but that's about it. Don't bash me, it's just not my type of game.).  My older one just watches videos and sometimes delivers stuff for my uncle, and being the only girl in the house, to have no one but the friends I invite to play with me, is hard.  With no younger sister to look up to me to make me feel better, and the constant annoyance my younger brother gives me (making fart noices, standing in the middle of a hallway when I ask him to move, poke at me), I still love them.  They are family.  I just wish they understand I just want all of us to play a wonderful game together.