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Demotruk said:
You could have said the same thing about the Wii-mote.

They're taking the approach that hardware is a software enabler, not the other way around. It's the right approach, I'd be glad of it except that they may be so ambitious that the console ends up too expensive...

A versatile controller with the console means that it's much more likely to get software support (as third parties can feel comfortable with the market penetration of the controller).

 

I have always thought the same thing about the Wii-mote, even if I enjoy the console and it's games.

 



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