The new Wii Adventure Island at the Mardi Gras Theatre at Carnival City in Brakpan will keep youngsters entertained for hours on end this Christmas, while staying fit at the same time.<\/p>\n
Wii, pronounced ‘We’, is the most fun exercise will ever be. The interactive Nintendo games were originally designed to reverse the ‘potato couch’ syndrome of the techno generation.<\/p>\n
The Wii console puts players in control of the game as they control characters with their own body movements and the Wii avsensor detects their motion. The new technology allows players to personally swing golf clubs or smash balls with golf clubs. Physical strength and not a button controls play.<\/p>\n
The Wii area will be open daily from Friday, 16 December to 7 January, closing only on Christmas Day. Games on offer include Wii Sport Resort, Super Mario Kart, Wii Motion, Super Mario Bros and Wii Dance Party.<\/p>\n
The venue will be open between 14h00 and 22h00 and tickets are available from the entrance at a cost from R5 per game, per player. Enquire at the door for all inclusive packages. The Wii Adventure Island is not recommended for children younger than six.<\/p>\n
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