Well, the time has finally come for my family and I to enjoy the Wii that's been sitting in our closest for the last few months. We were gonna wait `til Christmas, but since we were unable to attend our family's big gathering, my wife & I decided to break the system out early as a console-ation (
) for the kids.
Anyway, I was up late last night setting the system up, which was fairly painless, aside from unwrapping all that crap they pack everything in. When it came time to turn the system on and set up the menu options, the remote itself felt a bit different than I had anticipated. When waving it around, it felt like there was a weight inside the remote that shifted when you moved the remote, as if to simulate a tactile interactivity with the screen. Is that normal?
Anyway, I was up late last night setting the system up, which was fairly painless, aside from unwrapping all that crap they pack everything in. When it came time to turn the system on and set up the menu options, the remote itself felt a bit different than I had anticipated. When waving it around, it felt like there was a weight inside the remote that shifted when you moved the remote, as if to simulate a tactile interactivity with the screen. Is that normal?