Didn't Kwaad post almost exactly similar post sometime at spring? He of course had more errors in typing...

 I'm sure he's not; I've won games of Tekken by simply mashing buttons.

And I agree, posts like this are totally fine.  

Maybe other things are occupying your time. Don't blame the wii. I admire the wii especially on First Person Shooters. Wii should have more FPS. I am thinking of getting xbox360 or ps3 but I have no thoughts of selling my wii to get the cash. Wii just needs more games.

I probably shouldn't have posted this article. Hopefully a mod closes it.

<-- One Wii owner who doesn't see a problem with this thread.

I think it's possible that a 4 year old beat him in tennis by waving his arms around, but if that's true, then he really sucks at tennis.  The tennis game isn't just arm waving, you can place the ball exactly where you want in your opponents' court and get them running back and forth.

I consistently beat my friends who don't have Wiis in all five games.  Just because you aren't pressing buttons doesn't mean that there isn't skill involved.

Onto the OP: His lack of skills at Wii Sports aside, I see where he's coming from.  Although there have been plenty of non-party game releases recently, the Wii is still suffering from launchitis.  Its lineup is not as rich as it should be, and it doesn't have stellar titles in many genres.  I'm with him in that I've very rarely played my Wii since about February after we got bored with Warioware.  I picked up Wii Play last week and have been playing it all week, but between the end of February and the beginning of July, I used my Wii only to play VC titles and Gamecube titles.

The thing is, this mirrors my experience with every other console I've ever owned.  I buy the console and a few games, play them for a while, and then I busy myself with other things for a while.  Some new games come out, I play them, and then they, too, start to collect dust.  The best games get dusted off once in a while, the mediocre ones don't.  That's just how it goes.

In summary, a few of his points seem nitpicky and lame, but overall, I agree with where he's coming from.  I do, however, think that he's making a mountain out of a mole hill, and that maybe his expectations for the Wii were too high. 

Course they are, but they are also very boring.

Personally I'd never start a post going "Hey Hi thought you might be interested there's a guy here who hates the 360 so maybe I'm not the only one hehe nevermind just thought I'd better inform you cause yeah it's interesting"

That's hypocritical, don't you think? He knows very well that this "story" is as generic and old as it gets. And then take a look at his signature...

And this story might be the blueprint for a fake phoney user report. Notice how nowadays, every solid trolling starts with "Now first let me state that I'm the biggest *insert company* fan in existance, I own every single *insert previous products* they ever made. And *insert company's most successful product* is my favourite *whatever* ever."

Yawn, no big deal, just a bit annoying.

Cheers

It's really fine.  I don't think this thread is going to attract any more fanboy attention than all the Sony price drop and MS RROD threads -- probably less.

I don't consider it trolling at all. Trolling would be like bringing in evidence that the Wii "sucks" and try to make it clear. This is just an opinion. But, from who exactly?

 No posting it is ok. I read it and if just would have written "Im not intressted in my WII anymore...".. it would be ok, he doesn't have to. But if he writes stuff like "I was beaten by a 4 year old" its clear that something is wrong.  You see its a troll.