Lobe

@33 Inspired

Nobody also let go of their wiimotes neither.

Okay, the fact that there's a strap tells me that I should probably not let go of the wiimote. Every time my friends saw the strap, they were like ... "whoa, I'd better not let go." Guess what? When my friends dropped the controller without the strap on, can you guess what they said? "SORRY" ... Yeesh. If the controller was slippery or the sensors were so bad that large movements were necessary, I'd agree ... but COME ON.

Gamespot reviews I'll read for content they're more reliable than others. However, the scoring system in general is still inherently flawed in my opinion. I think a game score is based on expectations, name brand, hype, and a few other things. Unfortunately, scores are used comparatively between games. We humans love to play with numbers *sigh*.

The reason I think Zelda made a big hassle is because of the name and that it got less than 9.0. But personally I think Gamespot just likes to be controversial. ;)

Lastly and I like how this Joystiq writer sounds like an ass. I like the free association between Zelda fans -and- holding gaming back =P.

Well, you can't say no company can be responsible for such incidents.

If a company chooses to keep information hidden and "knows" that it will cause a situation then that is called negligence. That is the serious point of discussion.

I think perhaps if you have a house party that tears up the neighbourhood that would you expect the host to fit the bill don't you? They'd fine him or something. I mean you can't use the police to be your line keepers.

We just have to know if that's what this particular Sony Store did.