As I write this my arm is aching. It's the same for all of us this week as we have spent the better half of the weekend on the Nintendo Wii. It started Saturday afternoon, after a mile walk to the park with the dog, kids and Lisa. We spent a good two hours there coupled with the walk there and back, taking into account Daylan's little three year old legs in total was about three hours. Deciding that watching TV wasn't going to happen that afternoon, Saturday TV can be boring, we decided to dust down Lisa's neglected Wii and play Wii Sports. Cyrah my seven year is the person to beat , seriously she gets strike after strike and it's turned into a real competition to beat her! As you can imagine we played this most of the afternoon until we got bored and put on Just dance and danced, or attempted to in my case, until kids bedtime.
Sunday was much of the same but we switched it to boxing which Daylan loved and proceeded to happily beat us up and knock us down! We are paying for it now as it feels like we have had a session at the gym. Simple tasks like picking up a mug and brushes your teeth becomes hard work. It was worth it though and I will beat Cyrah's score one day!
The Wii might not be up there compared to Playstation 3 or Xbox 360, but for those fun family or party moments and for the non gamer it surpasses the latter two by a fair mile.
Sunday was much of the same but we switched it to boxing which Daylan loved and proceeded to happily beat us up and knock us down! We are paying for it now as it feels like we have had a session at the gym. Simple tasks like picking up a mug and brushes your teeth becomes hard work. It was worth it though and I will beat Cyrah's score one day!
The Wii might not be up there compared to Playstation 3 or Xbox 360, but for those fun family or party moments and for the non gamer it surpasses the latter two by a fair mile.