Darkflame said:
Its disgusting the lack of motion plus support really.
WiiSportsResort demonstrated it very well across a wide range of use's, and yet wet got...what...3 games? >_<Not that many company's even used the normal wiimote upto standard anyway. Very few games seem to treat it analoguely compared to those treating it digitally (that is gesture-mapping)
Even Red Steal 2 more or less did this. MP was used for more accurate gesture mapping, but still...mostly gesture mapping.
It shouldnt be called motion plus. It should be the level of motion available in the remote.No one cares when the tech was available and when it wasnt.
My Nes should have an analogue stick too.
Quit with this tired and stupid argument.
Nintendo can't give you things before they are invented and a reasonable price. If "people" are too stupid to know this its their own fault. And while bundling it with the system is agood idea, building it into the wiimote now wouldn't help sales and would just result in confused people as to if their wiimote supports something or not.
PS3 plus move equals better graphics, better physics, precise motion,
More precise positioning I think, not sure its any better at motion sensing...they probably are using the same gyro tech.
No the snes shouldnt have had an analogue stick because it didnt have games like mario 64. THe PS1 should have had an analogue stick from day one because many of its games had characters negotiating 3D worlds.
The point of my argument is that nintendo should be including MP now into the controller to hekp establish it as a standard. Its a standard for sonys console so devs dont have to worry about catering to those with different motion controllers.
Wii's unfortunate run of events: launching earlier before the right tech was available, Getting poor third party support early on, Little support for MP, Excessive shovelware.
I dont see the wii selling any third party games well.
Im saving up for a PS3, its time now. Blu ray support, the last guardian, ico collection, ghibli game. MGS4, Constant Major third party support and now the potential of MOVE.
I bet Sony gets one beautiful complex third party game that makes real use of motion control before nintendos system.
( Edited 17.09.2010 17:28 by meeto_0 )