In most game-playing households, Nintendo’s Wii is the console that gets powered up when the whole family wants to play, whether engaging in the lighthearted antics of “Mario Kart” or “Wii …
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“I’m too old for this,” Letia Gay protested Wednesday as she held a remote control and faced a TV screen to play a Wii video game that mimics bowling. Having dropped in at the Andover Senior Center for a regular fitness class, she said she’d never even bowled for real in her life. But students from nearby schools were there to volunteer for their spring break, and a grant from the Butler County …
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Students on spring break teach Wii games to seniors
Researchers have developed a low-cost, highly effective head-posture measuring device using the famous Nintendo Wiimote. Described in a recent article found in Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, researchers developed this measuring device to diagnose an eye condition called ocular torticollis which causes abnormal head position and posture in children with the disease
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Nintendo Wii Controllers Help Diagnose Eye Disorders In Children
Nintendo is attempting to revolutionize the gaming experience with the Wii U. Its predecessor, the Wii, was the first system to feature an external tablet as a controller, and now the console company is stepping it up a notch. The Wii U’s controller will feature a 6.2 inch touch screen display, and can easily be mistaken for a portable device.
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SILVER SPRINGS — This Friday is the “Senior Center Manager’s Wii Bowling Tournament” at noon at the Silver Springs Senior Center.
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Wii Bowling Tournament Friday at SSSC