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Cobretti2 on 12 April 2009
thekitchensink said:
Cobretti2 said:
this has been posted before.

what they saying is if they used the full sensativety you would need to be a tennis player to play the game properly without missing shots.


Hence why they dumbed it down to accomidate the rest of us none tennis players.

 

Hardcore gamers are killing the industry!  Only tennis players are 'real' gamers.

 

 i don't think you understood my point. It had nothing to do about being a gamer or not, but purely on accuracy and sensativety of WM+ being balanced right for a gamer.



 

 

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thekitchensink on 13 April 2009
Cobretti2 said:
thekitchensink said:
Cobretti2 said:
this has been posted before.

what they saying is if they used the full sensativety you would need to be a tennis player to play the game properly without missing shots.


Hence why they dumbed it down to accomidate the rest of us none tennis players.

 

Hardcore gamers are killing the industry!  Only tennis players are 'real' gamers.

 

 i don't think you understood my point. It had nothing to do about being a gamer or not, but purely on accuracy and sensativety of WM+ being balanced right for a gamer.


I know It was joking around, as this is the first I've seen of a company "dumbing down" a game so a hardcore gamer can play it XD

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Samus Aran on 13 April 2009
sparda2020 said:
that should be amazing for tennis games and first person shooters...maybe even sword fighting games hmmmm.....

 

Motion+ enhances the motion, but fps use IR pointing, so it doesn't effect fps.



blackstar on 13 April 2009

I thought this was good news not bad XD



Naum on 13 April 2009

Guess we won't need the gym or go outside in the future to play sports



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One_touch_KO on 13 April 2009
narfwack said:
Could they just leave the sensitivity to the player to decide how difficult the game is?

I predict this to happen at some point. Now shooters on the Wii (the few good ones) allow us to regulate IR speed, bounding box and turning speed at our own will.

 

Motion Plus sensitivity shall end in the same basket with players able to regulate the accuracy  as they get familiar with it.

 



thekitchensink on 13 April 2009

@Blackstar: It is good news--to people who understand what it means.



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