Questions about the Wii?

Question

1. I've heard rumors about it being only for children. I'm into all types of games... but i don't want to get it and be dissapointed.
2. Wouldn't it be hard to move the control around considering it has a wire on it?
3. Can you get wireless controllers for it?
4. Will the motion sensing controls get tiresome? (would it be hard to use them while sitting down)?


Thanks so much.

Answer 1

1. It is absolutely not being made only for children, but the target audience is mainly children, so you will see a lot of games that may look kiddie, but it can be played by anyone.

2. The Wii-mote is wireless. Nunchuk attaches to the Wii-mote, but you won't be swinging the nunchuk around. You're most likely to swing the Wii-mote. Classic controller is wired, but you won't be swinging it around since NES, SNES, N64 games didn't have motion sensor back then.

3. Wii-mote comes wireless.

4. It's up to the talent of the programmers. Some games will have innovative use for the Wii-mote, while others won't. Some games you can use the Wii-mote sitting down, while others require you to stand up and use it.

Answer 2

1. The Wii is totally fun and Im not a Nintendo fan that much so that says something! Its for all ages, I dont think you will be disapointed, its innovative.
2. The controller is wireless so its not that hard!
3. The controller is wireless!!!
4. You can use them sitting down but that sucks though, the Wii makes you get off the couch!

Answer 3

1. The wii has almost all types of games planned for it.
2. The controller doesnt have the wire you're thinking of, just one connecting the remote to the nunchuck, so there is no impedement.
3. The default controller is wireless
4. It should be easy to play it sitting down, but it will feel more natural standing

Answer 4

1. not just for kids, speaking from experience it's major fun
2. the controller itself is wireless, then comes apart into two pieces connected by a wire, to use liek nunchucks
3. no need they are already wireless
4. some games you really have to stand up, like the bowling and tennis, to be able to make the right moves for it