if you're eager to go fishing or play tennis, why not go do the real thing? its a lot cheaper and i'm fairly sure that its a better experience. Just a thought whilst u sit you slob out in ya chair playing virtual w4nking on your new fangled nunchuck.
You were raving about your boom headshots and cs source yesterday, now your slagging it off. mmmmkay.
See now you're taking things to literally, the point im getting at is the Wii offers unparalleled diversity over anything that's ever existed in the market, anything currently, and anything on the horizon.
I'm not saying games should replace real life activity, far from it. On a controller certain games are just bland (bowling/tennis etc). What Wii offers is a better way of getting involved in such games - and if kids/people are getting involved in new types of activites, then im all for it. Maybe they'll enjoy bowling so much it will become a new hobby...it opens doors.
Also people mentioning not wanting to swing around, you don't have to bounce off walls to play a game, it's simple arm movements that allows interaction. The other point being this is tried and tested, how many modern arcades machines do you see now that utilise similar technology to get you involved - it's more fun that pressing a stick and hitting a button.
I'll always love CSS Clart, It's a good blast when theres nothing to do, but it's by no means my staple diet - I get bored of it like I get bored of any other game. Hopefully the Wii will offer something no other game can do.
Personally Im just looking forward to Zelda, looks immense.
