Motion controls are slowly becoming more and more present all around us, and this is especially true in gaming, where Nintendo has paved the way with its Wii console. Now, the arch rivals of the Japanese company, Microsoft and Sony, are ready to jump in and are already developing their own takes on this technology. ... |
27 July 2009
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Nintendo is one of the biggest companies in the gaming market, thanks to the fact that it has two very successful consoles, the Wii and the DS, and a lot of best-selling franchises, like Mario or Zelda. But one of the biggest attributes of the Japanese company is its innovation. This manifested in the new motion con... |
10 June 2009
16:41 GMT |
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Nintendo made some pretty big waves in journalism and the gaming industry last week when it announced a brand new peripheral for the Nintendo Wii, in the form of the Vitality Sensor, which will measure the pulse of the player and reveal to him what his body is going through. As no implementation of the technology wa... |
9 June 2009
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The Nintendo Wii took the entire gaming industry to a whole new level when it unveiled motion-sensitive controllers capable of reenacting the player's movements to a certain extent on the TV connected to the console. When it was first released, there were a lot of titles that appeared but they were highly critic... |
13 May 2009
02:39 GMT |
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Ever since its release, the Nintendo Wii has fascinated a lot of gamers with its motion-sensitive controls. The fact that if you just moved your hand the character on the screen would also move was very interesting and a lot of fun while playing titles such as Wii Sports or Wii Play. But slowly, a lot of people star... |
6 April 2009
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Gaming has always been considered a hobby for lazy people who don't want to get off their couches or chairs and move around, preferring to do so in the virtual world than the in the real one. But once the Nintendo Wii appeared, introducing never before seen motion sensitive controls, a lot of gamers got off the ... |
16 March 2009
16:01 GMT |
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The Nintendo Wii has completely blown away its competition with the sheer amount of innovation instead of high-end technology that the Japanese engineers placed in the small white console. The main feature that attracted a lot of people was the motion sensitive controls, which meant that people could just move the co... |
3 March 2009
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