Giant Wii remote

by David Hinkle { Feb 8th 2007 at 12:35PM }

This image brings so many things to mind. The first thought that jumped into our head was the ultimate match of Wii Sports ever, where Godzilla takes on King Kong in a match of Tennis that is being projected against the Empire State building. The match ends with Godzilla being the victor, only because on the Game Point he turned to Kong and melted his face off with his laser breath.

If you think we're crazy, know that Godzilla's cheating tendencies have been well-documented the world over for many years.

Tags: giantwiimote, godzilla, kingkong, kong, nintendo, nintendowii, wii, wiimote

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Godzooki @ Feb 8th 2007 1:18PM

What the hell is that? A body pillow?

I didn't really have anything to say. I just felt obliged to write something with my username being what it is.

Um, first?

Kristian @ Feb 8th 2007 1:54PM

I could totally see Godzilla doing that.

20XX @ Feb 8th 2007 3:05PM

(XBOX CONTROLLER JOKE)

Silver R. Wolfe @ Feb 8th 2007 3:41PM

It's hueg like Xbachs!

SomeBlondeGuy @ Feb 10th 2007 5:38PM

They have those gaint Wii-motes at Toys'r'us (not for purchase, of course, but for display purposes). They are inflatable.

dataminer49er @ Feb 9th 2007 1:03PM

Now that I have this all I need now is the 50'x50' DDR mat!

Alan @ Feb 9th 2007 2:06PM

New York, NY USA - Extremely height challenged Brooklyn girl sues Nintendo [AP 2007.02.09 12:31 EST]

Citing the People with Disabilities Act of 1997, Sheryl Littlejohn initiated a class action lawsuit against Nintendo USA, Circuit City and Electronic Arts claiming discrimination due to her small stature. Sheryl, who stands 1' 7" in her 3" heels states, "How can I possibly play these games with this incredibly large remote. I can barely reach the buttons using both hands, let alone move the thing." John Busworth, attorney for Ms. Littlejohn, had this to say, "Sheryl was devasted when she attempted to play bowling when she opened her Nintendo Wii on Christmas morning. We must stop this abuse; not only for Sheryl but for all disabled Americans." Case will be tried in NY Circuit Court 6 beginning next week.