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Nintendo Unveils Latest Plan to Make You Look Stupid
Yesterday, Nintendo announced the details of Wii Music, the company's newest product designed to make you look like the world's biggest moron.
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Yesterday, Nintendo announced the details of Wii Music, the company's newest product designed to make you look like the world's biggest moron.
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