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WiiRelax To Be Nintendo’s First Vitality Sensor Game?

December 19, 2009 in Rumor comments 6

Ever since the Wii's Vitality Sensor was announced at E3 this year, gamers have been boggled by what exactly it will be used for. Well, siliconera.com think they have found the answer. While browsing the European trademark database, they stumbled upon a patent for Nintendo's WiiRelax. There is no news on what WiiRelax is all about, but there's a high possibility the Vitality Sensor will be involved.

Nintendo is keeping quiet about their Vitality Sensor games, but they have something called WiiRelax in development.
Miss Razz via siliconera.com »
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  • 0
    Big A2* Dec 19, 09
    INTERNET, I WILL NOW MAKE THE WORLD'S FIRST EVER "WII RELAX" MARAJUANA JOKE.
  • 2
    RaidenXS Dec 20, 09
    what would you use this with? you cant even use it as a door holder like the wii fit!
  • 6
    Hideo1 Dec 20, 09
    "Hey kids, wanna play some sports?"

    "Sure, but instead of going outside let's play it on the Wii!"

    "Hey kids, wanna do some exercise?"

    "Sure, but instead of actual exercise let's do it on the Wii!"

    "Hey kids, wanna sit around and do absolutely *bleep*ing nothing?"

    "Sure, but instead of actually doing nothing let's do it on the Wii!"
    • 0
      Big A2* Dec 21, 09
      Well good. Kids never sit still.
    • 0
      Shinobi_razor Dec 21, 09
      LOL yep, great for kids with ADHD. their parents tell them to play Wii Relax every day and if the Wii senses them fidgeting too much, it locks out the ability to play normal games! basically like engages a parental lock on the system if they become too active.
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    Shinobi_razor Dec 21, 09
    so i envision this game not recognizing any remote motions at all, basically you sit there with the stupid thingy on your finger and every once in a while on the screen it says "ok now go into the kitchen and grab some Doritos and come back".

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