this article doesnt make any sense.the dog was killed instantly and then brrought back to life?

well, the medical definition of dead does allow for people to be brought back to life, and I know quite a few stories (from doctors) of people who they define as dead being brought back to life within a few minutes of them "dieing".

 The dog stopped breathing and it's heart stopped. (thus it was clinicly dead)

But it was later revived. (thus it is alive again)

It's not a fatality if the animal in question is still alive. There is a difference between being "clinically dead" (which is impossible to verify, these people couldn't check the vitals on a dog, they barely know their own butts from holes in a ground) and being dead.

The average person isn't qualified to say something is dead unless it is very obviously dead, as in the case of massive and severe torso trauma or decapitation.

A new Fatality should be added to Mortal Kombat.

WIIALITY

Can you really call it a fatality if it didn't stay dead?

No.  No you can't

Where in this article does it state that the Wiimote was thrown, or even let go of?

Dogs have a tendency to get in the way when a lot of people are excitable. They want to see what's happening and get involved.

Seems the owners were actually quite smart, going by how they dealt with the situation and their measures to stop it happening again.

Wait wait.  It should be a motivational poster instead.  A scene of a Mortal Kombat Fatality and the one that was killed is somehow marked as 360 or PS3, and the killer is marked as Wii.  And underneath it just has WIIALITY.

Haha.  I crack myself up.

I would think that this qualifies the Wii as the Lazarus of game systems.


Mike from Morgantown