Blind kid uses echolocation to "see".

[Hubbitron]

Amazing Dolphin boy! Brought to you by Nintendo.

[voltz]

Zing!

[kingoffighters]

Interesting how a blind kid gets the Wii early. I guess Nintendo really doesn't care about the visual quality of the Wii

[dakidski]

I just poked out my eyes with a fork. Will someone call Ellen and ask her if she has more Wii's?

[Mzo]

Yeah, the echolocation thing is neat, but he can't play really play video games, let alone the Wii. The density or distance of his TV screen isn't going to change. The Wii is like, the cruelest thing to give him.

[Brand X]

You lose at life, Brand.

/am constantly winning.

[Opaque]

That kid is a fucking monster and is probably the most impressive human being I've ever seen.

[Jeremy]

20/20 did a story on him about a month ago. On that, folks complained about him not using a cane to let others know that he's blind, and the accuracy of echolocation was brought up.

[voltz]

Echolocatio is nothing new here. In fact, Ray Charles was used to wearing heavy shoes that made the bounce-effect he needed to let him know where he was going.

This kid is helping the public know that blind people don't have to be senseless in how they operate.

[Josh]

I never saw Ray Charles on rollerblades.