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Personally, I’m not a big fan of the type of gaming the Wii has to offer. But for all its limitations when it comes to raw horsepower compared to other current-gen consoles, Nintendo appears to be doing a pretty good job in shaping the future of console gaming for the years to come – at least a portion of it aimed at casual gamers. We’ll have to see where this goes and just how much software supports Project Natal and the PlayStation Motion Controller.
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tengeta said:
Well thats fine, keep supporting casual gamers. They make developers more money and they just don't care to play a quality game anyways. One or two addictive properties, BOOM! New game.
If all three consoles adopt motion support as their main control method, I'm done with console gaming. This is a novelty that should have died off after the Wii's introduction.
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tw0rld said:
This just proves to me that Nintendo is King, atleast for the moment. First Microsoft, now Sony. Will they ever catch up?
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Tekkaraiden said:
Works quite well even if it looks like it belongs in a adult store.
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I was a bit disappointed about Sony's presentation at E3, when they came to show the Motion Controller, the presentation lacked stricture to the new prototype device, and the criticism that was made by the tester, saying it was too hard for him to control, and to select items with the controller doesn't reflect good.
I think that Sony just put up the show just not to be left out with the New Wii upgrade and the New XBox 360 Natal.
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snowchick7669 said:
Should make for some interesting nights.
I'd hate to see alcohol involved with someone using this
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