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Last post 01-01-2008 7:38 AM by DavidSilverlight. 2 replies.
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  • 12-31-2007 5:06 PM

    People don't Kill, Wii Kills

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      David Silverlight

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  • 01-01-2008 7:22 AM In reply to

    • DhavalFaria
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    Re: People don't Kill, Wii Kills

    I have heard a lot abotu this things.. and have seen many videos.. am a bit confused over a thing.... is it that this wiimotes are slipping from hand? or theres some problem wiimotes themself? too many ppl doing seems problem with wiimote itself.. and its not thing getting sliped from hand.. but then on other thought that ppl are prolly not used to this things.. so its just getting sliped or something?
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  • 01-01-2008 7:38 AM In reply to

    Re: People don't Kill, Wii Kills

    I think that it was a combination of things, but I am actually not 100% postive on this one.   I believe that here were reported cases of the wii wristband breaking as well as people just not wearning them.  I think that if you are not wearing it, you have nobody to blame but yourself.  As much as you think you will never lose grip of it, well.... apparently it happens.  Of course, I might not share this viewpoint if I was actually looking at a big screen TV with a wii controller sticking out of it.  As far as the wristband breaking, I would be calling nintendo to have them deliver a new TV to my doorstep. Big Smile
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