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When the Wii was first released, the warnings about the danger of flying Wii Remotes came soon after. Flash forward to today, and the possibility of flying Wii peripheral projectiles is still very real. Case in point: This salesman playing Wii Tennis. Skip to the five minute mark to see just how realistic the Wii is [via Unreality]:
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The irony of this video is how the pitch man continues to tell us how to properly use the Wii Remote even after he accidentially destroys his television. Someone might want to tell this guy that the Wii controller is actually very sensitive and does not require the user to act out scenes from Enter the Dragon on fast forward.