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Khuutra said:
famousringo said:
Right now it looks more like a tradeoff than a cut-and-dried improvement.

Pros

- Wireless nunchuk
- Always calibrating
- Perhaps more sensitive
- Camera has other uses

Cons

- No accelerometer in nunchuck
- More expensive, at least for initial camera cost
- No speaker
- Perhaps worse as a pointer
- Can't double as a gamepad

Can't double as a gamepad?

You know, like in NSMBWii, Punch Out!!, Metroid: Other M, NES games on the VC, etc.. The Move is a little less flexible than the wiimote. Not a big deal, but it could lead to more expense if you want to support many players in different games. A wiimote alone can work as a gamepad, the Move needs an added sub-controller.

I suppose I could just roll that in under the 'more expensive' point.



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