Games & Entertainment

Games Snafu
Father's Day snafu?

My wife has been interested in the family a Wii, but I had lost my job in March, and from the lack of additional income and the fact that they are somewhat difficult to find, we have not got a. For Father's Day, I ordered a PS3 and reasoned that it would be a good choice because already have PS2 games, and because our high-definition television, which would be a cheap alternative to enter the scene Blue Ray DVD. Wal-Mart had the unit is weeks per $ 399 with a gift card of $ 100, what I thought could be used to buy a pair of movies and a game for the unit. My wife said that we should get the Wii because the "whole" of the family to enjoy more and also said he had all kinds of DVD and it was not necessary to change a Blue Ray now. So I have a Wii. I was a little disappointed and said something to my 8 year old daughter, who turned and said something to my wife. Now he's upset and saying that "Nothing is ever enough good for you. "I would get what they want.

It sounds as if headed for a divorce. Kidding, of course … From their perspective, it is kind of right in the fact that the Wii is more family oriented. It is also a good way to keep fit (and check your shoulder if you're not careful) From your perspective you want the PS3. Maybe that either do not push the issue or not enough definatively meant the PS3. Also, if it was a Father's Day present, then that is get a nice gift! I think I may want to step back and ask yourself, is it really worth fighting over? Sure you're upset but it is too and neither are happy. You Can not blame her daughter from 8 years to repeat what he said. You have said, that meant, and for reasons unstated decided go to his wife. I Think You need to go to your wife and tell her how you feel, not what You Think. Obviously feel remorse for having said what he did not otherwise have been published here. Give the Wii a chance. There are some Great Games for it and you may end up liking it more in the final.