one former labmate of mine came from a lab (by "lab" i mean workstations rooms because we're theorists) (also, we're graduate students) whose advisor bought an xbox for the group so that "students can learn from the advance graphics techniques and apply on [for the graphical aspect of a program they develop]".

a few months later, the advisor sent out an email:

"... i'm disappointing that with so many people playing the XBOX that nobody has yet applied those ideas on our program..."

on topic:

i wonder how many copies JL thought M&S was gonna sell?

I played it, found it to be either so motion-intensive that it was too tiring to really be fun, or the controls were too complex for new players to get into it without a lot of difficulty. It doesn't have nearly the perfect balance that Wii Sports does.

 Yes!  Monochrome Oregon Trail for the win!

I've played M&S, and I think it deserves it. Gameplay is fun, and there's a lot of variation. Many testers complained about the controls being too complicated - I actually think it's a good thing they're not too shallow.

It's a bit lacking in overall presentation, though. You can tell from the graphics, animations, menus and music that this is not an in-house Nintendo game.

while i didn't like this game at all, i hope that its the beginning of a good relationship between nintendo and sega

imagine sonic in a mario kart game, imagine an rpg with sonic an mario fighting bowser and robotnik, how cool would that be

@Okey dokey

I go to a normal public school. When we finish our work, we can play our electronics.

I wish my school was like yours.