Nope. And even after seeing all the videos online of seeing people throwing their Wiimotes, I still don't know how it's possible to throw them.staindcoldlp
No, I always wear the strap and have never needed it. but the day I got my wiimote sleeves in the mail I put them on and put in wii sports to see how they felt while playing and my first swing in tennis I smacked a light bulb on my ceiling fan full on crazy hard and I can say the extra cushion on the sleeve works extremely well.
I have, but it was more of a throwing motion. I always wear the strap. So, it never actually left me. Nothing like having complete "ownage" over a higher ranked opponent in Dr. Mario and losing internet connection right before you win.
No, never. When I was younger I did get mad and punch my Gamecube a few times...then directly afterward got really guilty and apologetic to it, patting the top to make sure it was okay. But back then I was a little kid and was too intimidated by my games, and let them get the better of me. I didn't respect the money my parents paid for my Gamecube that one Christmas, as well as those games I got during the time I had it.
One person I knew was much more of a jerk when it came to game systems though. He took his PS2 controller and console outside one day, and just smashed the hell out of them on his sidewalk for the thrill of it or something, and then went to his mom and said it broke, and asked her to buy him a new one. Of course, I don't talk to him anymore for other reasons, but I think that just goes to show the contrast between people who care about games versus people who play games just for fun.
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