It didn’t take long after getting the Nintendo Wii to have SarahK demand to play another game of Wii Bowling when I wanted to go to sleep. And, on her last frame, she managed to hit the cat, the TV, and the dog with one Wii-mote throw (and, yes, she had on the wrist strap).
How can someone claim such a dangerous system isn’t for serious gamers?
BTW, if you have a Wii, e-mail me and we can exchange console addresses.
You were lucky. You should see the serious accidents caused by the Wii.
Pfft, I used to crack the head of communists with the original Xbox controller. Hell, a swing of that console could break a concrete pillar!
Now that was something built for war!
(Or, at least it wasn’t $5 of cheapass plastic that makes my hands sweat after five second flat. Ugh.)
“if you have a Wii, e-mail me and we can exchange console addresses.”
I have a Wii, but unfortunately, there’s no broadband internet where I live.
Did you make Miis of yourself and SarahK?
Did you make Miis of yourself and SarahK?
Of course!
Slapout, get that HughesNet satellite high-speed. Problem solved.
I received my first Wii injury during a game of baseball with my boyfriend. The WiiMote really hurts when you get smacked with it!
I spent my 12 hours out in the lovely Michigan night (read rain/snow all night) outside my local Target on launch night, so I’ve got one. Not sure how to e-mail you, so here’s my address: 8565/7941/0434/8350. Due to Nintendo’s convoluted system, it’s not like anybody can do anything with that unless I let them anyway.
The first night, I spent about 3 hours boxing. It was too much fun!!! Trying to lift my arms over the next three days was NOT fun.