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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Big @ May 23rd 2007 9:35PM
TRUTH SAID !
This is ridiculous - you gotta protect your TV from a thrown wii mote.
Most of Wii's games are garbage simply because they have to be dummed down for the pitful motion sensor interface, they are pitiful ports of 360/PS3 games... and if they are made to work with the regular wii gamepad then the entire reason for buying the wii comes into question.
I haven't seen a single Wii game get more than a B+ grade unless:
#1 it had the name MARIO in the title
#2 it was a classic arcade game in virtual console or
#3 it was Zelda.
My young cousins have the Wii and they are FOREVER trying to get ahold of my Gears of War...NO WAY...keep playing your MPAA rated "K-A", "TEEN" and "E" garbadge.
I don't let em touch my PS3 or 360.
You should see their eyes light up with glee when I force them to watch me play 'Gears' and I chainsaw an enemy to death.
Leon @ May 23rd 2007 9:39PM
You are a good influence to our younger generation, and a valuable member of this community, keep posting.
/sarcasm
Jamar @ May 24th 2007 6:28AM
Right, maybe your cousins are weird, because I didn't like violent games at any stage of my life that could be considered "young". I certainly like most games for the Wii and hate Gears of War and Halo with a passion. The only reason I would ever get a PS3 is Railfan (you're probably a bit too "dumb" to know what that is, though- look it up), and I have no reason to get a 360. Wii is enough for me, and if motion sensing is "dumbed-down" then so be it.