a year in the and spurred by research that showed them that Wii Sports bowling is the most popular activity on Nintendo's console

It makes the game fun for plenty of people, Sol said. “It makes it more exciting.” He knows that “real gamers” won't care as much.This bowling ball was a dream project, a year in the and spurred by research that showed them that Wii Sports bowling is the most popular activity on Nintendo's console.”We all knew that whoever comes out with bowling, it's going to be huge,” Leo recalled.Those CTA engineers got to work, trying to craft a replica Patek Philippe 5127-1G Men's Watch bowling ball something-or-other that could fit around a Wii Remote. They didn't want people to chuck a bowling ball controller through their TV, so they tried to design a bowling ball shell that wouldn't function if you didn't wear the shell's wrist strap. Couldn't get it to work right, Sol said.

They settled on a design that has two wrist straps and ?is sealed with a sticker that must be broken in order to first encase a Wii remote in it. You rip that, you assume the risks.The bowling ball's good, though it's holes are positioned only for right-handed bowlers. An ambidextrous design hadn't worked. But have no fear, fellow southpaws. “We replica Patek Philippe 5127G Men's Watch probably will get into the left-handed business,” Leo told me.I met with the Markowitz men and a helpful colleague for over an hour. Leo repeatedly bounded from his seat on a couch across from me to grab secret prototype after secret prototype of CTA gaming add-ons that will make the bowling ball seem pedestrian.

They're secret still, but they're wild.CTA's been in this business for 16 years, Sol explained. They started with cell-phone add-ons, then moved on to iPod attachments. Now they do gaming add-ons too, like PlayStation 3 chat pads, Xbox 360 cooling devices and iPhone steering wheels. The Wii's been the big one for them lately, and gaming's up to a replica Patek Philippe 3802-200G Men's Watch quarter of their business, though they won't say how much money CTA makes. They sell their attachments worldwide, to electronics stores that once ignored them or shunned gaming.They say that even Bed Bath & Beyond is on board now.