From hitting your friend in the face to throwing your Wii away with burnable trash, Nintendo has you covered. The Japanese safety manual is extensive to say the least. Sometimes are good to know like the Sensor Bar doesn't like Christmas trees and the Wii-mote can interfere with pacemakers, and other things seem out of left field. I mean, do people really need to be told not to pour orange soda on their Wii console?
5 votesEmail this | Bookmark | Wendy says:Do not use your Wii as a neck massager. Do not water your Wii. Your Wii has asthma so keep smoke away from it. Do not auction your Wii off with your trash. |
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 | lumino says:hehe clever |
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