naznatips on 06 August 2007
| Warlord_ said: The wii does not use true motion contols as some would like to think, it judges if you are moving the contoller in a side to side motion or up and down, or if you move it fast, the same thing is true for the sixaxis, it has tilt and the buttons tell how hard you are pressing them, they even had pressure sensitive buttons on the dualshock controller. If the wii2 can have true motion sensing controls then that would be different, but that would need lots of sensors or a camera. The PSeye had motion controls, i could truly move and see it on screen, the wii just makes you think it has true motion controls. The wii is nothing truly amazing for this generation, if it never came out the PS2 would still be selling, the market would not fade away with the Playstation 3 or the xbox 360. The wii is lots of fun, don't get me wrong with what i said above, i play it all the time with my sisters kids. It's a great system, but don't try to take it for more then what it is, it's just another console from Nintendo. |
Lol I hate to reply to the same thing again but I missed the PSeye part. The Playstation Eye is actually much more limited than you seem to think. I'm assuming you are refering to the video where the man moves his hand near the card and the card animation reacts to it. All that shows is it can sense movement. That's it. There was movement near the card, and it attacked that area. It can not sense depth, acceleration, or even define the general shape of the object that's moving. All it's capturing is simple movement. Technically, it doesn't even have the capabilities of the accelerometer in the Wiimote.
