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Originally Posted by TechnologyCoordinator
My sister who lives in the next county has a Wii. It's fun, but I actually grow tired of it in a matter of about 40 minutes. The different control style is neat at first, but then annoying.
I was playing the Wii Tenis game, it got boring quickly because there's only one thing you can control; swinging the racket.
I tried playing an FPS (forgot which one) it was completely frustrating because the controls were so counter intuitive.
The funest one I play was Mario Kart, but even that was with frustration as the steringwheel controller was neat, it didn't provide reliable and consistently accurate control of the game like I enjoyed in Nintendo 64.
The Wii certainly hits a neat market, but I just don't like it and I'd rather play the PC.
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I felt the same way when I played MK Wii over at my cousin's house. I always found myself way over- or undercompensating on turns. The Wiil provides no force feedback like an actual racing wheel, limiting its usefulness.
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