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How Not To Play The Wii
Game Informer's editor-in-chief, Andy McNamara, will be the first person to tell you, "there's something seriously wrong with Reiner." Evidence (like this blog) may prove him right. The topic at hand: I laugh myself silly when I look at staged marketing photos of people playing the Wii. These images are so far removed from reality that I can't help wonder what demographic they are trying to attract. I wouldn't let any of these people into my house, let alone share a couch with them! In an effort to amuse myself (and perhaps you), I've complied a collection of all of the Wii marketing photos I could find on the Game Informer computers. Enjoy!
(Bonus: Tony Hawk Ride Shot!!!)
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