Best Buy Nintendo 64 Multi-screen Display

The wiimote is meh. Without the Motionplus, it was just about crap.

Almost as bad as the Sixaxis.

 

^^ wiimotion?
have that too...
what a waste!
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at least with sixaxis supported games, the tilt switches are optional...
and i hate to say it, so is kinect for some games. (child of eden, i slaughtered a shopkeeper on that game, i had 360 pad, and he flailed in the shop like a twat. mirror's edge uses sixaxis tilt, but can be disabled, ar tonelico qoga on the other hand, not so, have to shake pad violently to pull special moves)
agreed for the most part, if i wanted exercise, i'd join some emptyhead gym club, get all the 'fitness' i require working, just wanna crash, loaf, eat pizzas, get smashed, roll over, go to sleep. not a lot to ask. never could get the hang of sixaxis tilt, it's no wiimote by a long stretch...)
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i have one of these , and i'm not that way inclined....
WTF was i thinking?! :concern:

 

One game the PS Move is good for: House of the Dead Overkill. I haven't tried the Wii version, but it's actually pretty fun with the Move. Even got the sharpshooter thing, cause it was $6 at Best Buy.

I really just don't like the Sixaxis because, like all Playstation controllers, it's not designed for human hands, it's made for robots or something.

 

Mario Kart Wii is fucking item lottery and nothing more. Launch day JGraciano and I were playing with friends, they thought it was funny to start a race while I was still pissing. I come back and they're already on their second lap, I get a bullet bill on my first item followed by a star and gold mushroom and another bullet bill and fuck it I won the damn race. You kidding me?

 

I haven't seen a display like that since the 90s. Maybe at Circuit City or Toys'R'Us.

PC with strong graphics card -> 8-way Video Splitter -> 8 4-way Video Splitters -> [(32 Digital to Analog/HDMI -> DVI -> VGA, converters) -> (32 VGA -> Component Boxes)] -> 32 36" Trinitron SDTVs

Hooray, now we have a 20-21 ft. tall 4K monitor that weighs in at slightly under 3 1/2 tons and consumes enough electricity to power a small town.