Wii's Demographic Outreach - A Success at a personal level
Yesterday I got to show off my Wii to most of my family and it became an instant success. Me and my brother-in-law played 9 holes of golf and I went into the last 2 holes with a 6 stroke advantage but in the last two holes I flubbed up majorly and he ended up winning by 2 strokes.
Then we moved onto bowling and decided to do 4 players on our two Wiimotes. The two games clearly showed the types of situations that Nintendo was probably drooling over while creating the Wii system. The first game was me, my brother-in-law, my pregnant sister and my 91 year old Grandfather. For the first three rounds my grandfather didn't know exactly what to do so he lagged behind at first. My sister though tore it up, nailing 5 strikes during the course of the game (compared to my 2). However hers were inconsistent and not linked so I eventually won. The final scores were like 157 for me, 147 for my sister, 143 for my brother-in-law and 108 for my Grandfather.
The second game was me, my brother-in-law again, my other sister and my mother. My mom dominated the first 7 sets, getting a strike or spare each time. However by the 9th set, it was a neck and neck battle as I had a score of 142, my mom 143 and my brother-in-law 144. It basically came down to the last bowl as I scored a spare then 9 pins to end at 161 while my brother-in-law messed up and ended at 153. My mom just barely scored a spare and then got the 9 pins necessary to win with a score of 162. My sister ended with a score of 139.
All in all, it was a blast and proves that Nintendo really has come up with a great concept!
Posted by CyberHound on Saturday, April 07, 2007 08:32AM
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