"We are investigating," Iwata said of reports about the Wii's strap
coming off as players swung around the controller, at times causing the remote
to fly out of their hands.
Players use the Wii remote like a tennis racket, sword and other
devices to play games.
"Some people are getting a lot more excited than we'd expected,"
Iwata said. "We need to better communicate to people how to deal with Wii as a
new form of entertainment."
That would be just my luck. One vigourous swing of the controller and it slips out of my hand and breaks my TV.
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