epsilon72 said:
ecurbj said:
epsilon72 said:
^Playing anything standing up in gamestop is uncomfortable though. If you played it at home, you wouldn't have any problems. |
I played the Wii at my cousin's house (DMeisterJ). And he knows how I felt about the Wii. When I was over there I played Wii Sports, Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. Some awesome games by the way. But for me the Wii-mote was different to grasp then others because I for one am not use to it. Unlike some rabid fanboys who love Nintendo will defintely find ways to get use to it in like 20 minutes and say its a awesome experience. And to tell you the truth the Wii-mote is awesome itself. Maybe once I get one I can pass judgement on the experience. I'm more like telling you a personal experience from me playing it over a peeps house. |
Well, you don't have to be a "rabid fanboy" to get used to it in twenty minutes. I'm primarily a PC gamer and while it was really strange at first it's not so bad once you get used to it. Unlike what is depicted in the commercials, only small movements are required for most wiimote actions. I'd never play the thing standing up or with my arms up in the air. |
Thanks for clarifying. I needed that, I just need to play the Wii more to get use to it thats all. Once I'm able to figure out the bells and whistles of the Wii-mote. I will more than likely, like the Wii more than the others. Who knows?
