NJ5 said:
steven787 said:
NJ5 said:
steven787 said:
(Reminder PSWii owner) The tech is amazing and MS (and third parties) can probably sell millions of work out games that go way beyond what the Wii can do - making them more appealing to core gaming. The navigating through menus is cool.
What we think of as traditional games, FPS, Shooters, etc. will probably not work quite right BUT new sub-genres can emerge if they design good games for this type of control. I think they will.
BTW, I think RPG and RTS could work quite well with this. |
RTS maybe, thought it could get tiring to use your finger as a pointing device for a long time.
RPG, how?
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Less tiring than pointing with the Wii Remote. (Did I just commit blasphemy?)
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How is it less tiring?
And again, how would you play a RPG with this?
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NJ5 have you ever played Dragonball Z: Budokai? I beat the second on my wii and I could only play for a few hours at a time because my wrists couldn't take any more. The wiimote isn't exactly ergonomic 
And as for an rpg what about gaining experience outside of towns with a controller and in town interact with Natal (first person of course)...
