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@8-

*coughbullshitcough*

I too can say that I worked on the project, and it wouldn't matter what I said about it, or what controller I say it uses, and be just as right as any other guy who made something up. I'm not trying to start a flame war or anything, but it seems to me like this would be a breach of your employment, much less a clearance needed to work on it.

@6:
"Dying for the Wii? Killing for the PS3? Some random incident involving a 360?


It seems like the consoles are out there to make sure mankind is extinct."

Sounds more like Natural Selection to me.

Buuuuuuuuuuulllllllshit.

You'd have to absolutely whip the Wiimote to do that kind of damage to a TV like that. Assuming the wrist strap did indeed break (which does not seem the case from the pictures, it seems like it was cut and the edges fluffed a little), the Wiimote would probably have hit the ceiling or much much higher on the TV. Think about it, if you're underhanding something with that much force, what are the odds of it snapping while your hand is facing the ground (less force) than when its horizontal (and you're probably not gripping it)?

Even with sweaty hands its highly unlikely that you're going to throw the Wiimote. I've had no trouble gripping an Xbox360 controller or even a PS2 controller with sweaty hands after a long day or night of games.

I call it a lie.

Ugh. I can hear the PS3 fanboys now... "Oh-Em-Gee. PS3 is gonna kick all ur azzes!! LOL! JUST WAIT UNTIL PS3 HIGH DEF GAMES COMEZ OUT!!!"

Seriously. Of all the people, I think PS3 fanboys are the worst.

Who cares? To each his own.

Thats so sweet. Valve and X360 can both benefit immensely from this decision. Now all we need is an interface with STEAM and we're set (but PLEASE do not make it an installation on the Hard Drive.)

I don't even have a TV... does that qualify? =P