Why not? canue you hate change as much as the hardcore gamers? or because you dont want your kids to play a zelda like that? One is a valid reason...and one is being stupid.

The device that was released 7 years(really 5 years) ago was the EyeToy.  The accessory I was referring to was the wand/dildo.

Let me rewrite my post...

Sony announces a dildo/wand for the EyeToy that they released 5 years ago and they are copying Ninetendo?  Interesting.

Also, thanks for the definition of a patent.  There are 450,000 words in the english language.  I may be using you as a resource in the future.

@dbot

No problem I'll keep my words small and sweet for you.

By the by the wand wasn't released 5 years ago, so yea still copied.

(Giggling inside that I took you life.)

I dont hate change, i applaued it.

Lets put it this way. We saw Miyamoto-san a hundred times in previous E3s playing games like Killzone 2 and Gears of War. He knows what his fellow developers are doing. He chose not going through that path. Instead, he creates his own path, and now his fellow developers follow him, as we saw in the conferences of Sony and Microsoft.

I Guess what i am trying to say here is that Miyamoto-san as a developer, he has his way for doing things, and i am glad with his work. I dont need a pregnant Zelda or Peach, or whatever. If that what you can do in Fable, then good for that game.  

You say that but the path he goes down hasn't changed much since the NES days. Technology and control mechanism has changed, hence changing the experience but the idea behind the experience hasn't changed.

I am not saying he needs to change Zelda, Mario or anything...but it would be nice to see his take on a sandbox environment.

Good point.

We can't say Sony and MS are copying Nintendo until they actually decide to support their motion controls with software.

You've pretty much nailed the traditional gamer on the head, it shows a major difference between Nintendo and Sony/Microsoft, and why these new motion cameras may do absolutely nothing to the Wii.

When Nintendo designed the Wiimote + Nunchuck combo, that was their intent, to replace the traditional dual-analog-mass-of-buttons controller with something more intuitive; which is why the classic controller is a peripheral, used only for games explicitly built ot use it (like many VC games), and not packaged in with the Wii.  With the Wii leading sales, it suggests that a lot of people really don't like the traditional gamepads, and wanted something else.

If Sony and Microsoft want to compete against the Wii, then their camera controllers have to be good enough that they could replace the traditional gamepad; a peripheral motion sensing device that's only good for camera games cannot replace the dual-analog-mass-of-buttons controller, and people who don't like that controller will never want a 360 or PS3, regardless of intuitive the camera is.

a good response Miyamoto.

I love how Nintendo always has classy responses. Sony and MS should learn from this.

LOL Class and dignity from Miyamoto while the other companies shamelessly attack..