Name: Pramod D.
Subject #2
Age: 39 – 45
Children: girl and boy, aged 10 and 22
Occupation: Management, research,
and development in technology sector
Pramod is a busy man. When he isn't sleeping, he's working on various work-related projects, participating in community-oriented activities, and striving for a better world. With what little free time Pramod has, he relaxes by writing and opening discussion on a variety of topics with anyone who will listen.
Can Nintendo's Wii offer him a new form of relaxation?
Weapons Arsenal:
Wii – Nintendo's fifth home console. It's a small, affordable gaming system that features a wand-like, motion-sensing controller.
Mii Channel – An integrated Wii feature that allows users to create a simplistic, but uncanny representation of themselves to use in various games.
Photo Channel – An integrated Wii feature that allows for pictures from digital cameras to be shown, altered, and shared with friends.
News, Weather, and Internet Channels – Wii features that allow users to surf the internet and get news and weather updates straight from the console.
Wii Sports - A Wii game packed in with every console. It allows players to enjoy tennis, golf, bowling, boxing, and baseball by using the Wii Remote to simulate the activity of each sport.
Wii Play: A compilation of nine simple games that introduces many aspects of the Wii Remote to Wii newcomers.
Rayman Raving Rabbids - A minigame-structured game, created by acclaimed game designer Michel Ancel, set in a bunny-ravaged Rayman universe.
Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz - The third console iteration in the Super Monkey Ball franchise. Players guide a monkey-filled ball to a goal by tilting the floor and avoiding obstacles.
Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam - A downhill skateboard racing game that takes players around the world. It stars Tony Hawk and a cast of fictional racers.
Trauma Center: Second Opinion – A surgery sim where you operate on patients using the Wii Remote to mimic various surgical tools.