I come from a long line of gamers. Ever since I was a small calf, tall enough to slide a quarter into the local Dig-Dug game I was fascinated with gaming and how to beat the high scores that were tattered across the screen. Although my arcade gaming age began with the usual hits like Pac-Man, Asteroids, Centipedes, and Super Mario series, it wasnt until the early 90s when I came into my own, challenging the crowd of local tweens at Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter 2, and Tekken.
If I had a quarter for every round of those games that I played, Id prolly have a nice farm paid for, somewhere in California, where the happy cows come from. I remember lining up challengers and knocking them off one by one, having too much fun for a convenience store arcade machine. Now that Im all grown up, I had only my memories of the fun challenges of yesteryear. Until I bought my Nintendo Wii.
Ive owned gaming consoles before. Ive owned gaming computers before, but without a doubt, the Nintendo Wii is the most fun you can legally have while playing video games at your home. The sheer fun that is generated while putting the smackdown on a golf ball, your first serve, bowling for a spare, or that left hook that smashes your opponent into the ground its truly the awakening of your inner child.
That feeling, combined with your closest friends and family lining up to get their fair share of the beatings, and youve got a redefined game night that the whole herd can enjoy. While it can be a little complicated to connect in the beginning, practically every cable only fits in one hole, which means that your average kindergartner can connect it up to the television.
If youre lucky enough to have the Wii Play game disc, theres even a cow racing game.
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