Case Wii
Case Wii
North Carolina builds a better rap sheet
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Wake County prosecutor Patrick Latour can search a defendant's criminal history through either of two computer programs. The difference is like switching between Pong and a Wii.
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AC Power Adaptor for Nintendo Wii Console Sale Price: $0.99  |
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NINTENDO WII FIT Balance Board GREEN Silicon Skin Cover Sleeve Anti-slip Pad Sale Price: $5.03 |
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Silicon case for balance board for Wii Fit is designed to keep the balance board clean and brand new. Light weight and compact design, convenience for cleaning. With requisite silicon granules on it to increase friction. |
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Now you can carry your Nintendo Wii gaming console with ease, with the Nintendo Handy Travel Bag by Hyperkin/ The Handy Travel Bag allows you to play your favorite Nintendo Wii games directly from the case! Designed to prevent shock and scratches to your Nintendo Wii gaming console, the Nintendo Wii Handy Travel Bag is compact in size and includes a shoulder strap for you to carry your Nintendo Wii anywhere! |
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Remote Controller & Nunchuk Accessory Bundle Kit for Nintendo Wii - Premium 2 Tone Protective Silicon / Silicone Skin Cover Case "Colors may vary" Sale Price: $6.95 |
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Remote Controller & Nunchuk Accessory Bundle Kit for Nintendo Wii - Permium 2 Tone Protective Silicon / Silicone Skin Cover Case (Blue + Green + Pink + Orange) |
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Nintendo Wii Fit Board Anti-Slip Grip Foot Pad Silicone Skin (Pink) Sale Price: $5.03 |
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Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident Sale Price: $29.95 |
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Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident is an Puzzle-Action game for play on the Nintendo Wii. The first iteration of the popular Mystery Case Files series to make an appearance on the Wii, Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident brings the same addictive Hidden Object puzzle play fun PC gamers have enjoyed in other games in the series, combined now with the ease of use of the Wii Remote, multiplayer game support*, multiple play modes, multi-layered game environments and more... |
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Wii Messenger Bag Sale Price: $16.99 |
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CTA Digital Wii Sports Resort 8-in-1 Sports Pack (White) Sale Price: $9.00 |
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Experience the essential accessories package for Wii Sports Resort with the 8-in-1 Pack for Wii Sports Resort from CTA Digital. Enjoy the realism added to your gaming experience and easily switch according to the multitude of games in the Wii Sports Resort video game... |
First off, I want to mention that I'm pretty sure Nintendo has taken the word "Obese" out of Wii Fit, but in case I'm wrong, just let me know. You can comment on this article. Anyways, there was some controversy happening with regards to Nintendo using the word "obese" in Wii Fit. A lot of people were upset. A lot of people found it offensive.
My question is, well, is it offensive? I did some thinking on this issue, and really, it all boils down to how you look at it. Personally, I don't look at the word obese as offensive at all. You know, you see the word being used on television with such a negative connotation attached to it, so to speak. But obese is obese, period.
Look, Wii Fit is a fitness game. Yes, it's there to have fun, but let's face it, it's also there to get some exercise. Having played the game myself, I can say for certain that Wii Fit can make you break into a sweat. So, you know, if I'm playing Wii Fit and it tells me I'm obese, I would take a moment to consider what that could possibly mean with regards to my health. As a result, I would probably check out my health to make sure I'm fine.
Again, in my opinion, it all depends on how this whole situation is looked at. Personally, I don't think Wii Fit is there to poke fun at anyone. It's there to keep track of your health or weight, as best as it can, and at the same time, exercising while having some fun. So, what do you think? Agree? Disagree? Let me know in the comments section to this article, I'd be happy to hear.
Matteo H. loves to talk about video games. Check out this funny video regarding what it means to be called obese in Wii Fit. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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