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Originally Posted by girlgamer1984
Eye toy was buggy? Care to give some sort of proof! Motion sensing! PS3 has sixaxis as well, so I really do not see anything extraordinarily innovative on Wii to be very honest. Also, the games that you mentioned earlier are only liked by the lobby of casul gamers, and no one else. Nintendo are the one publishing, and developing most of the titles... No wonder, they are not moving forward.
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I've played Eye-Toy loads, it can't always detect where you are at all, thus making it shit. PS3's Sixaxis is just crap, and hmm funny how they only released it AFTER it was made obvious Nintendo Wii was motion sensored. I haven't seen any games where the Sixaxis was endorsed. Uhm, casual gamers probably make up the majority of gamers. Since when was The Legend of Zelda casual? Not to mention Mario Galaxy. I wouldn't say either of those were for the casual gamer.
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Originally Posted by Crani
Nintendo just grabbed an old idea, the motion sensors have been used on the cinema industry "since ages", and reduced so it would fit on the living room, so I wouldn't say it was innovative.
Still it is a good idea.
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The Cinema industry uses motion sensors for completely different things, and your right it is an undeniably good idea to bring this into video gaming. In a few years I reckon all consoles will have this kind of system, the controller is just getting old and I think it's time for something new and more interactive which the Wii has pioneered.