My 4 1/2 year old son's first Wii bowling perfect game!

[tonyqvn]

Well, his third time's a chime!!!

I had posted a thread on here a couple of weeks ago to simply state that I was getting whooped by my 4 1/2 year old son in Wii bowling. He plays an hour of Wii bowling a week for the past few months, and as of a few week ago starts to average 8-9 strikes a game at 250+ points while I was around 220+. He lines up his Mii in the EXACT same spot each throw, and somehow has the perfect throwing motion down for a strike which I couldn't duplicate.

About a week ago, after he got the first 8 strikes (in two different games), I took out the camcorder. Needless to say both those times he didn't strike the 9th frame. So yesterday, he once again got the first 8 strikes and I decided NOT to film it. So, he did it! He got 10 strikes! I've always thought you needed 12 strikes for a perfect game, but after 10 strikes the Wii showed the perfect game screen (screen shot attached).

Now only if he could be this good in real life bowling. I could then retire.

 

[Byuakuya]

Thats great man. Its nice to know that the Wii aids in some father and son bonding. And yes, I absolutely stink at the game. :lol:

 

[surfinrach90]

Prepare to be banned superheist you racist son of a...

Woah that's really cool lol, I also suck at this game so you're son would kick my ass!

 

[FR3344LL]

heh, nice one!!

my 6 year old also beats me quite comfortably at Wii bowling.

even on his very first attempt (after he stopped dropping the
ball behind him) he got 180+

he won't play it now, says it too easy!!

 

[Eagles]

Yeah I join the people whos ass would be kicked by your son . Good to see your enjoying the game! Oh yeah and nice TV you have there !

 

[surfinrach90]

Who's the mii you're son is using?

 

[+Maniacal=Maniac+]

Good God! I Can't Get Higher Than 210!!! XD

I just Got Owned By A 4 1/2 Year Old. :lol:

Congrats!

 

[6ix]

Damn I only break 200 on my good games. And it's "Third time's a Charm" I believe.

 

[Warrior]

that TV...is....HUGE :wtf:

Sorry whats this about bowling?

 

[chach]

Nice tv.


edit: bwhahaha I just saw this

that TV...is....HUGE :wtf:

Sorry whats this about bowling?

:lol:

great minds think alike.

 

[TortillaChip520]

do you think your son could coach me??

i do believe my record is 160.:frown2:

 

[tonyqvn]

Yeah, you guys say you're owned by a 4 1/2 year old. I'm the one who gets all the taunting each time we play.

When he first beat me a few weeks ago, I smiled like any father would, but really thought it would never happen again because I had played a loose game. Then, it happened again. And again.

Next thing I knew, he beat me in 12 straight games over the span of a few days, while he averages around 250+. There I was really trying to get strikes, and could manage 5-7 strikes per game. And there he was, racking up strikes like you wouldn't believe, getting 8-9 strikes per game. He could also pick up spares like nobody's business either (not that he usually needs to).

Then the taunting begins.

What did I do to ease the taunting? I couldn't ground him for whooping my @ss in bowling. So I take him regularly to his cousins' houses and let him beat them instead.

The way I bowl is starting at the far right and hook the bowl (like in real life bowling). I guess with my approach there's more room for error as the ball's spin can vary slightly. The way HE bowls is starting PRECISELY at 1 2/3 dots to the right from the center, and he does a short throw with a funky flick of the wrist which hooks the ball just enough into the pocket. Even when his bowling ball's spin varies just a bit, he still strikes.

BTW, the TV is a Sony 60". It's daddy's toy.

 

[TortillaChip520]

haha nice, lol and the wiimote barely fits in his hand!

 

[FR.]

Well congratulations on your son's 300 in bowling, but don't you think that Mii is a little bit off. Surely he would use his own when playing, right? Anyway, nice 60" Sony TV.

 

[tonyqvn]

As for the Mii, that's his own creation when we first got the Wii. That's how he sees himself I guess.