lol Eddie, ur crazy,
Well shit... there goes any rational level-headed argument I may have made.
I'm crazy. Crazy people can't make rational arguments.
...That would be silly.
That analogy didn't mean anything,
I take this was you working on your analogy? :
No, VF.
THIS is closer to my thought processes when I study the industry, but that's beside the point. I don't suggest wandering into the personal insult territory with me either. I keep my shots above the belt. You sound like a kid, and you're more-likely-than-not ten years my senior. We've been over this already.
Edit: I am a man. It works more along the lines of
THIS.
That analogy didn't mean anything
Yes it did. You don't have "Where's Waldo" where you're from?
Oh... you mean the.... oh.... The Wii thing, right? We'll start somewhere simple.
Analogy
: both the cognitive process of transferring information from a particular subject (the analogue or source) to another particular subject (the target), and a linguistic expression corresponding to such a process.
I believe the words you may have been searching for were, "visual aid", or "pictorial representation", or "four-panel comic-strip", and I believe it meant
everything in properly explaining what the motion plus is capable of. It wasn't an analogy.
then again, you know more than
both Inhouse Nintendo and a team of AI and machine learning Ph.D experts , wouldnt you ?
I do know more than
you in this instance (I'm chosing to ignore the bold and struck-through text, because I'm not even sure
you knew what you meant by that).
I understand the technology present in the current 'Mote, and consequently, understand the technology present in the Motion Plus. I'll bet you money with you right now that I can tell you what the primary chipset in the Motion Plus is going to be. You'll pop open the attachment, pull off the plastic, and see an IDG-600 dual-axis angular rate sensor....
...It will look like
that, or very similar to it. If Nintendo really wants to go for the gold, they'll throw in another ADXL330, but I'm not counting on it.
(Personally, i think only a handful of devs including Nintendo, Konami(pro evo 8) and EA have really pushed the Wiimote so far.
...It's a light gun with an accellerometer and a gyroscope VF... what is there to push? How much better can you point and aim, or shake to reload, or shake off a zombie, or balance on a balance beam. It all sounds like fun in theory, but at the end of the day, it's an
alternative control method... not a better one, especially when observing the cripplingly low amount of buttons present. I'll cut you off at the pass with that one too. Nintendo cut buttons to make the controls more easily accessable, and button functions gave way to a flip, or a shake, or a tilt. The games aren't any easier. You still have to memorize an input for a given output.
Since the announcement at e3 i already know of two other titles that have been in development with M+ in mind (red steel 2 and
Of course there are titles in development that utilize it. Do you think Nintendo's R&D division would spend millions on designing and manufacturing (Well... Millions on manufacturing at any rate
) a peripheral to let it hang in the breeze?
Theoretically speaking, there isn't one game that could not utilize the Motion Plus... but that doesn't make the game any more enjoyable. Yes, the angle of your tennis racket corresponds to your hand, you could put your hand up in the air, and point your gun downward (as evidenced by my meaningless "analogy")... but at the end of the day... why the hell does any of that matter?
Just because something serves a specific function, does not make it useful in-and-of-itself.
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