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An American accidentally gave his girlfriend a black eye

when she made the mistake of walking behind him while

he was taking on a rather nasty Foe in Zelda Twilight Princess.

That Master Sword is so much more dangerous than it looks!

A New Yorker was happily playing baseball on Wii Sports when,

on swinging at the second pitch, her knee popped out of place.

She spent the night at hospital and was completely immobilised for weeks.

Needless to say she lost the game.

Whilst playing a rather vigorous game of tennis on Wii Sports

an overly competitive Danish man cut his hand to shreds

when he went for a high match-finishing return and put his

hand straight though the glass chandelier hanging above him.

Talk about a smash!

Bowling, hardly a strenuous sport,

however bowling on a Wii is clearly a very different game.

It proved too much for an American woman who managed

to hurt her bum and pull a hamstring whilst attempting

to get herself just one more strike on the popular Wii Sports game.

Remember kids, whatever the sport, always warm up.

A rather foolish Parisian teenager reportedly went without sleep

for four days during a marathon session on the first person shooter

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. By the end he must have been

so tired and confused he must have actually believed that

he was a gun-toting robotic bounty hunter. Now that would be soooo cool.

A young boy from Liverpool knocked his sister's front teeth out

when teeing off in a game Wii Sports in golf.

If he had swung a bit higher he could have got a bogey (sorry).

Every time you put a game into the Wii it explicitly tells you

to make sure you are wearing the Wii remote's wrist strap.

A Bristol man neglected this advice at considerable cost

when he had to replace his brand new 52" plasma TV

because it had his Wii remote imbedded in it! He won’t be doing that again.

An Australian man living in East London has claimed to be suffering from

post-traumatic stress disorder brought on by the genuinely terrifying

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. Our advice is if you want to play this game,

have a few friends over and always have a shotgun, pistol and chainsaw to hand,

you never know when they will come for you!

A Virgin Media staff member was recently diagnosed with repetitive strain injury.

He blames it on his energetic wrist shaking action required to get your

carrot juice up to the right pressure in Wii’s Rayman Raving Rabbids 2. Yeah, whatever.

And finally, a girl was reportedly dumped by her fiancΓ©.

He claimed he was being neglected due to her addiction to Super Mario Galaxy.

Mind you, if you have ever played it you will understand it is one of the most addictively awesome games ever!

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Topic starter Posted : 16/01/2008 4:07 pm
pebcak
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More of the same with pix.

http://wiihaveaproblem.com/

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Posted : 16/01/2008 6:37 pm
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