We've all seen the success of the Wii and plenty of that can be attributed to its controls. But how far do we really want to go with this whole getting up and dancing around in front of the TV thing. I'm not ready to just accept that it's the next big thing. Look at Tony Hawk Ride. Here's a well recognized franchise that now gets the skateboard controller many already probably imagined playing the game with and it's not a big hit. It doesn't seem to be setting sales figures on fire and neither has it won critical acclaim. And while there's definitely truth to the notion that maybe there's been one too many Tony Hawk games already, the success of Skate and all those other Hawk games tells me that there's a lot of people out there who also just aren't so excited about flopping around their living room to play a game.

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I've never been to a Broadway show but Christopher Walken doing a play titled "A Behanding in Spokane" sounds potentially full of win.