Has anyone actually thrown their wii-mot ...

My family kinda doesn't use the wrist strap, but a remote has only been thrown once by me - i was bowling on wii sports and did it to hard and it hit the ceiling.anyone else throw their remote?Has anyone actually thrown their wii-mot ...
Nope... I'm too lazy to exaggerate my motions to that extent :PHas anyone actually thrown their wii-mot ...
i havent thrown it by accident but one time i remember getting pissed thati lost in a game or something and i threw my remote really hard at a pillow... actually i think ive done that more than once
No, I caught on pretty quick to the ''don't throw it'' mentality in gaming with the Intellivison. Kept the same motto all these years.
My friend was stupid enough to chuck the wii-mote at me instead of passing it to me, but other than that the only experience would have to be when my friend and I whacked wii-motes by accident as we were playing tennis. It made a huge ''WhacK noise and we lost:(
No. I did almost hit the wife while playing tennis once though! :P
No but once i clubbed my Wii during baseball... It flew over a few feet and didn't even turn off.,,The Wii is one tough console.
Ummmm nope, and even if i did try and throw it, i always wear the wrist strap so it'd just fall into my hand. Although one time my wii did get knocked over but it still kept playing the game. Didn't even slow down or anything :D
No offense to anyone, but if you break the Wii remote, TV, or any other object in your house because of throwing the Wii remote, you dont even need to play the Wii. I mean, how hard is it to hold the Wii remote in your hand. I never even bother using the strap. Nintendo probably dont even like that strap. It is there for 2 reasons: Little kids (which I can understand them throwing it cause they are young. You make mistakes when you are young) And if anyone complains about throwing the Wii remote and tries to sue. Anyway my point is, it is nearly impossible to throw your Wii remote if you just hold on to it.Thx,Derek
[QUOTE=''Masterboss34''] No offense to anyone, but if you break the Wii remote, TV, or any other object in your house because of throwing the Wii remote, you dont even need to play the Wii. I mean, how hard is it to hold the Wii remote in your hand. I never even bother using the strap. Nintendo probably dont even like that strap. It is there for 2 reasons: Little kids (which I can understand them throwing it cause they are young. You make mistakes when you are young) And if anyone complains about throwing the Wii remote and tries to sue. Anyway my point is, it is nearly impossible to throw your Wii remote if you just hold on to it.Thx,Derek[/QUOTE]Well, some people have a problem doing what is stated in your final point.
[QUOTE=''Masterboss34''] No offense to anyone, but if you break the Wii remote, TV, or any other object in your house because of throwing the Wii remote, you dont even need to play the Wii. I mean, how hard is it to hold the Wii remote in your hand. I never even bother using the strap. Nintendo probably dont even like that strap. It is there for 2 reasons: Little kids (which I can understand them throwing it cause they are young. You make mistakes when you are young) And if anyone complains about throwing the Wii remote and tries to sue. Anyway my point is, it is nearly impossible to throw your Wii remote if you just hold on to it.Thx,Derek[/QUOTE] well some people get into the game and their hands get sweaty making it easier to accidently throw it, even though u should be able to hold on to it but i can see someone doing it. i can see someone playing tennis all day and their hands are sweaty and when they swing the wiimotes slips out their hand and flys across the room
i threw it into a beanbag chair because my friend beat me by 1 in bowling..
No, but my brother hit the wall at least 4 times.
Ive never thrown it. I have dropped it a few times though.
One of my friends owns a Wii and he was playing Madden on it and was overexaggerating the throwing movements and stepped on his Wii and broke it.

Haha!
I've accidentally hit my wiimote on the a tredmile during tennis... but never thrown
No, it has never slipped from my hand. I don't use the wrist strap, either.
Yes, only once and it wasn't by accident.Damn you Sonic!!!!!
Last Christmas when I only had one Wiimote me and my brother were playing Wii Sports Bowling and we had to pass the controller back and forth. When it was my turn I accidentally threw the Wiimote into the bathroom because I didn't use the wrist strap. Luckily the Wiimote wasn't damaged.
No, I've never thrown a remote and I've never seen one thrown. I'm pretty sure that if I saw somebody throwing one of my remotes around, I'd be none too pleased. Gotta keep those things working like a charm!