People in Wii-motion: A Flickr pool

The wonderland blog proudly suggested that people in Wii-motion, or in simpler terms, people in the act of playing their Wiis, turn out to be really good subjects for photographs. Author, Alice, had this to say in the wonderlandblog:

This whole-body stuff that the Wii is going to produce is stuffed with opportunity! Flickr pool NOW!

Well apparently somebody did. Below are some of the nicer images taken from the Wii-motion Flickr pool. For more images we suggest that you check out the read-link that we have at the bottom of the article.

   

Well, Alice does have a point, people playing the Wii just look so… alive. Our fave pick in the pool? So far, we’re arguing amongst ourselves between the blurred bowling kid and the cat that doesn’t want you to play. This certainly beats looking at pictures of broken furniture.

Now this isn’t really gaming news, but it’s nice, artistic, positive, and certainly beats having to read yet another set of quotes from companies involved in lawsuits; all that and it puts focus on what gaming really should celebrate: people having fun. If you’re going to get pissed that this isn’t ‘news’ (despite this being posted off-topic) then you my friend have no soul.

The wonderland blog proudly suggested that people in Wii-motion, or in simpler terms, people in the act of playing their Wiis, turn out to be really good subjects for photographs. Author, Alice, had this to say in the wonderlandblog:

This whole-body stuff that the Wii is going to produce is stuffed with opportunity! Flickr pool NOW!

Well apparently somebody did. Below are some of the nicer images taken from the Wii-motion Flickr pool. For more images we suggest that you check out the read-link that we have at the bottom of the article.

   

Well, Alice does have a point, people playing the Wii just look so… alive. Our fave pick in the pool? So far, we’re arguing amongst ourselves between the blurred bowling kid and the cat that doesn’t want you to play. This certainly beats looking at pictures of broken furniture.

Now this isn’t really gaming news, but it’s nice, artistic, positive, and certainly beats having to read yet another set of quotes from companies involved in lawsuits; all that and it puts focus on what gaming really should celebrate: people having fun. If you’re going to get pissed that this isn’t ‘news’ (despite this being posted off-topic) then you my friend have no soul.