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bobobologna on 24 March 2010
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KingKold said:
KylieDog said:
KingKold said:
Who are these people who voted NO?

 

The ones who look at clear evidence Sony was working on a motion controller before the Wii released?  Who look at the fact the nunchuck was the result of fans asking for it and it wasn't going to exist until they did?  etc etc.

 

You know, the ones not in denial.

Okay, fair enough...Sony were working on motion control before Wii released.

But did Nintendos success force them to bring Move into play? YES.

Truth is, without the Wii, Sony would probably never released motion control at this stage.

So again, YES, Sony was "inspired" (if you will) by the Wii.

Now for a moment, lets not try bending, twisting and looking everywhere for "facts" to try defending Sony's Move.

Bottom line is... Sony wasn't all pro motion control until Wii's success.

Don't get me wrong, I love Sony and Playstation, but  even die hard fans have to realise Move is Wii inspired.

It is Wii inspired, but I don't think that it's a copy, and that's why I voted no.  This poll is a bit ridiculous in that it lumps inspired and copy together.  Would we have seen Move this early if the Wii had never existed?  I doubt it.  But I don't think it's a copy.

This poll is a bit like asking whether hamburgers are better than spam/filet mignon/tuna steaks/whatever else you like.  Of course people would vote spam/filet mignon/tuna steaks.  OMG, 99% of people think spam is better than hamburgers!