Holding onto something is one of the most basic motor functions a human being has. Babies do it from day-one (and quite strongly, too). No concentration is required. While agreeing with you on most points (IQ tests before using the Wii: priceless), have you ever seen first-timers on a tennis court, or first-time golfers? The racquets and golf clubs fly more often that balls
No matter how developed your motor skills are, you have to literally learn how to properly hold
any new toy (racquet, golf club... Wiimote
), because if you grip it too firmly, you limit your range and fluidness of motion, but if you hold it too flimsily, well, we've all seen what happens
But "dropping your Wiimote" is one thing (excusable by sweaty hands, being uaccustomed to a new toy, etc. ), "hurling the Wiimote as hard as you can into your TV" is something else. Those people are just...
QUOTE(ARM73 @ Nov 28 2006, 07:39 PM)this people are most certainly exagerating their movements a lot, much more then the Wii would even recognize
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...PEOPLE should hold a grip on the Wii remote and swing it
gently , as it's stated everywere on the instructions.
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