The Wiimote’s “dorky”, but who cares?
Okay, so here comes Mr. Hotness, breezing inside the room, strutting his stuff looking all macho, confident and all that stuff. Everyone looks at him, wondering why such a creature oozes with oodles of knee-wobbling charm. And then he grabs a Wiimote, plays Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz, and you realized you’ve finally met the man of your dreams.
Or not?
No doubt, Nintendo’s latest console reveals the silly side in us, making us look dorky (or so says San Francisco Chronicle’s Peter Hartlaub) playing with the motion sensing controller. BUT undeniably, playing with the Wii promises to be loads of fun. Come on, with all the flame wars and whatnot, you got to admit that the Wii puts added spice in gaming with its innovative controller, dorky or not.
The Wii is kind of like being all dorky in the sense that it taps in the inner child of us, reminding us that gaming can actually be fun too, minus the stupefying 1080p graphics and all that jazz.
Okay, so here comes Mr. Hotness, breezing inside the room, strutting his stuff looking all macho, confident and all that stuff. Everyone looks at him, wondering why such a creature oozes with oodles of knee-wobbling charm. And then he grabs a Wiimote, plays Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz, and you realized you’ve finally met the man of your dreams.
Or not?
No doubt, Nintendo’s latest console reveals the silly side in us, making us look dorky (or so says San Francisco Chronicle’s Peter Hartlaub) playing with the motion sensing controller. BUT undeniably, playing with the Wii promises to be loads of fun. Come on, with all the flame wars and whatnot, you got to admit that the Wii puts added spice in gaming with its innovative controller, dorky or not.
The Wii is kind of like being all dorky in the sense that it taps in the inner child of us, reminding us that gaming can actually be fun too, minus the stupefying 1080p graphics and all that jazz.
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