Wii Gone Wrong!!!

[Dee-Lite]

morons


Dee

[pibs]

Tape that shet to ur hands all i have to say

man do these people exagerate with their systems.

[robocelot]

A CRT TV has glass, from that pic it looks like a rear projection screen. Those, lcds and plasmas all have thin outer screens that are relatively breakable compared to an old fashioned set.

You're right. Further to that, once you break a CRT screen you lose the partial vacuum in the tube so you would not see any picture. An electron beam will not go very far in air and not even come close to hitting the phosphors.

[Video_freak]

Tape that shet to ur hands all i have to say.

Um, what if they suddenly have to pee? :rofl:
I'd pay good money to see that.

[robocelot]

Maybe people should try like, not letting go of it?

If I am playing tennis, and I let go of the racquet, and it hits somebody in the head, or breaks something, its hardly the racquets fault.........

Let me play Devil's Advocate here -- someone who bowls a lot might have problems holding onto the Wiimote since they will subconsciously let go of the ball at the bottom the arc. Once you've learned the behavior it's hard to shake that habit.

So, I can see in this instance where Wii Bowling will be problems. In fact, the official Nintendo video of someone playing WiiSports Bowling has them running at the screen like they were really bowling in a lane -- something you don't actually have to do to play the game!

But if you keep letting go of your racket in Tennis there's no hope for you. Those people should probably stay away from any sport for their own and others health. :-)

[TacticalBread]

lol STFU fanboy.

Anyway now that I think about it T.V. glass is like 20mm thick I think the wii remote would of broken before the glass but who knows

Apparently he says he has a 60 inch rear projection TV, which is what I have, and it has no glass. I don't know exactly what it is, but it's not glass. I don't know, but I think this guy is trying to make Wii look bad.

[Junixx]

Ok, look at the crack, and then look at the TV in that picture.

I noticed that the crack is staring strait at you while the TV is at an angle, that is one magic crack.

(Or at least in my eyes in that picture is what im seeing)