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Oh, I don't know. When I'm using my computer I often think "Man, I wish I were standing up and making huge arm movements right now so that my arms would get tir
by hugh3 16y ago
Oh, I don't know. When I'm using my computer I often think "Man, I wish I were standing up and making huge arm movements right now so that my arms would get tired within twenty minutes"
I'm tempted to say "At least it would be good for games", but frankly the Wii has failed to revolutionize gaming as much as folks thought it would -- after waving your arms around for a bit the novelty wears off and you go back to wanting to mash buttons.
- jamesbritt 16y ago" ...after waving your arms around for a bit the novelty wears off and you go back to wanting to mash buttons." Not me. Button-mashing is tedious. I like standing up, pointing and waving and clicking and twirling. It's engrossing when done well; for example, Wii bowling or Wii table tennis. Or any game with a sword fight. :)
- wtallis 16y agoIt sure seems to me that the Wii has revolutionized gaming as a mainstream social activity, even if it hasn't really affected "hardcore" gaming.
- hugh3 16y agoHas it, though? Or was it a brief fad which lasted until everybody got bored of Wii tennis?