Inspired by Epileptic Gaming

The China’s answer to the Nintendo Wii, the Vii, is having not bad sales in mainland China. Using stars and celebs in endorsing games and gaming products is not new but engaging a multiple Southeast Asia (SEA) Games gold medallist and Singapore’s sports poster boy, James Wong Tuck Yim or better known as James Wong, to endorse Vii is really a shameless great marketing move for a pirated Wii.
However, the Vii endorsement by a model Singaporean has actually embarrassed some Singapore Netizens and most Singapore gamers.
Omg…thats it. I’m throwing my citizenship away. I’m ashamed to meet my international peers if …read more

Via Forbes

May thy force be with u via SplitReason

A Chinese government-backed online game “Incorruptible Warrior” has crashed its server due to the immense popularity of the game.
Corruption remains widespread among high-level officials in China, despite public anger and repeated campaigns by the ruling Communist Party to uproot graft.
“The game requires players to learn government anti-corruption measures and to kill corrupt officials while avoiding attacks by their henchmen and mistresses clad in bikinis,” Xinhua said.
Next genre: AVMMOG (Anti-Vices Massive Multiplayer Online Game) via MSNBC

Nintendo WiiFit that comes with the Wii Balance Board may appeal to those who like to stand, dance or are extremely hyper-active.
However SarcasticGamer.com says…
Wii Fit was billed as a fitness breakthrough. It just looked like standing around to us.

I suggest teachers to use the Wii Balance Board for students attending detention classes.
As for ladies, now you can check your weight wirelessly via CrunchGear