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Neo · 11-26-2006, 10:14 PM

The Wii was a big hit with my family. My brother-in-law liked Wii Sports and my 3-year old and 7-year old niece loved Rayman. The 7-year old would aim the Wiimote and fire while the 3-year old would shake the nunchuck to reload. It was really funny watching them play. At one point the 3-year old picked up the Wiimote and was actually doing a great job aiming it properly at the screen.

On my way back to Austin I got stuck in first class for some reason and sat next to this woman who, as it turns out, had been looking for a Wii for her son. She waited in line at TRU but was only able to buy a nunchuck and a copy of Zelda. I said "Sucks to be you hahaha!" Actually no I gave her tips on what she could do to go about finding one.

11-26-2006, 10:14 PM	#15
Neo Former CEO Neo is offline Location: Longhorn country Now Playing: Silent Hill: Downpour Posts: 6,528	Re: Wiiless in Memphis The Wii was a big hit with my family. My brother-in-law liked Wii Sports and my 3-year old and 7-year old niece loved Rayman. The 7-year old would aim the Wiimote and fire while the 3-year old would shake the nunchuck to reload. It was really funny watching them play. At one point the 3-year old picked up the Wiimote and was actually doing a great job aiming it properly at the screen. On my way back to Austin I got stuck in first class for some reason and sat next to this woman who, as it turns out, had been looking for a Wii for her son. She waited in line at TRU but was only able to buy a nunchuck and a copy of Zelda. I said "Sucks to be you hahaha!" Actually no I gave her tips on what she could do to go about finding one. __________________ I write for Cracked. So can you!