| Q_A_X said: Wait, so what was the Wii's controls like before? I thought it was this good anyway, after all, that is the Wii's main selling point - motion control. |
Long answer:
Not 100%.
1. For the masses, seeing Matt Lauer and the fat Weather Guy playing Wii Tennis is enough to go get them to buy it. Those casuals probably account for 30-40% (made up %) of the Wii primary buyers(i.e. people buying for themselves) waggle was good enough to get them to buy.
2. Next you have the hard core Nintendo fans, which are probably 30-40% (made up %), who will buy Nintendo products no matter what.
3. Then you have hard core who switched or added Wii.
4. The last group is people who buy the console for their kids and don't know what a Wii is.
Groups 2-3, and some of 4, care about precision and are looking forward to more of it.
I don't see buying this dongle being much different from buying a HDMI cable for a PS3, only a small group care and it doesn't make that big of a difference with most games.
Short answer:
Why do you even bother coming into Nintendo Discussions? You never have any constructive criticism, just mild/not-so-stealthy trolling.
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
