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Posted: May 30th 2007 11:41AM WiNGSPANTT from TopTierTacticsco said

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gotta say, genius writing on this post.

and yeah, wow.

Posted: May 30th 2007 12:23PM (Unverified) said

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What's sad is that people will actually buy this!!!

And besides, if you are going to spend the money to put a Wii in your vehicle, common sense would tell you to hard wire it instead of using a cig lighter.

Posted: May 30th 2007 12:48PM (Unverified) said

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Hmm. I think this is a better idea than you might think -- with the rise of DVD players in the back of minivans, there's already a screen for the kids to play the console on, and all you need is power for the unit.

Breaks up long car journeys well, and you wouldn't want to hard-wire your Wii into the car (you just want it there for the trip to Florida, and you'll play it on the TV in the condo/timeshare/hotel room/whatever when you get there, and at home when you're at home)

So for $20 (or whatever this thing costs) you have happy kids in the back of the car for a long drive. Seems like a good deal to me. As long as they don't send their Wiimotes flying through the windshield...

Posted: May 30th 2007 5:00PM (Unverified) said

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i wouldn't recommend playing any games that require too much movement, but games like excite truck and all the vc games would work great so it's not such a bad idea.

Posted: May 31st 2007 8:55PM (Unverified) said

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I've got a car adapter for my gamecube which we use to smash on while going to tournaments. There's been times when we've driven over 8 hours if it's a big event like INNsomnia or Smash Aid and having smash in the car helps make the trip shorter.

I'm looking forward to doing the same with Brawl.

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