wiihaveaproblem.com seems to have a problem ;)
Isn't this a marketing stunt? |
problem?
what do you mean Wouter?
like a 404 error? |
Looks like they don't always allow hotlinking images, or they just have a problem with hotlinking so many... |
I can't see the images above David, unless I follow the link, and then hit return in the address bar (i.e. empty my referrer string). Not sure if you're seeing them here.
In any case, you ought to be able to avoid breaking stuff by not putting it close to your "action zone". I guess the Wii is like when people first used bicycles or something, they'd crash all the time because the things were so new (assuming that people did crash a lot with early bicycles :)). |
PS: In Germany it arrives in at least two big retail chains tomorrow morning, but might be sold out very quickly that day. I'm still pondering buying one (250 Euro, I believe, to expensive to be an instinct buy!). |
<< Not sure if you're seeing them here. >>
i am.. :) |
Ah, you can see them here 'cause you saw 'em before. Now I can see the first image too, 'cause I viewed it before! |
Yeah, I have a Wii and it's tons of fun but when I wear the safety strap like it tells you to do, whenever the phone rings I instinctively put the controller in my other hand so I can go to pick up the phone, but then the controller is tied to my wrist to it ends up smashing into a table or something like that. |
So did you smash your television set yet with your new nintendo wiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
:d
[Moved and inappropriate comment removed – Tony] |
<< Nintendo is offering to replace the original version of the wrist straps for the Wii Remote with a newer version. Because Wii consoles shipped starting in early December already utilized the newer version of the strap, you will need to determine which version of the strap you have before ordering a replacement.>>
the difference between the original and the new version of the strap:
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/images/straps.jpg
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/strapreplace.jsp |
