Anyone who owns or have even heard of the Wii are probably aware of the flying controller incidents that happened post-console release, in which wiimotes and nunchuncks flew out of gamer's hands and through a T.V., out the window, and even at animals. That's where
Wii Have A Problem came in, documenting the damage caused by Wii controllers.
However, after about a year and a half after the Wii's release the blog has slowed down considrably. It's most recent post was from December of last year (a Wiimote flew out of an apartment building window). Posts before that also showed some major damage, but they are few and far between and there are even a few posts that don't really have much to do with wii controller accidents. I guess that whole recall they did with the controller straps was really effective.
All in all, I'm glad that there is less Wii violence. The worst part out of all of this is what happened to people. I clicked on the People section of
Wii have A Problem I saw a few cuts and scrapes, but when I saw the person with the black eye I didn't want to see anymore.
