I think I'm one of the many who has gotten sore playing Wii sports. It didn't surprise me at all, and I'm even in decent shape. I think the physical exhertion is what makes the Wii in some cases, so much more satisfying. High activity is good for something like a sports game, but for everything else it doesn't have much of a place. And it seems to me that so far the activity level has been appropriate for all the games. Like with Zelda, I can sit down and only make slight hand movements but in Wii Sports I'm up and about which only adds to the immersion and fun factor.
I was in a town of less than 5,000. I waited in line at Walmart for a little more than 5 hours and was tenth in line. By the time the store opened all 20 Wii's were accounted for. I think it surprised everyone.
They really need to get rid of the unlimited spin feature. On the ds it makes it near impossible to lose when you play by yourself. It wouldn't have been too bad if they would've let you turn it off.
Not again! It's a freaking mod for god's sake. I'm pretty sure that if your kids smart enough to do that then he's more than smart enough to look at porn on the internet.
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