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Wii Mishaps Lead to Busted TVs, Injuries

Thursday, December 14, 2006 5:11:55 PM
By CURT WOODWARD

SEATTLE (AP) - Jaana Baker is no klutz — note her second-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. She's also an avid video gamer who puts out a Web-based comic called "Level 99" in her spare time.

So how did Baker end up launching the controller of her new Nintendo Wii right into her 37-inch TV? Like some other owners of the new game console and its motion-sensitive wireless remote, Baker took the freedom to move a little too literally.

It was a particularly spirited round of Wii bowling caused her to lose her bearings before unleashing what she had hoped would be a perfect strike.


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