| MARCUSDJACKSON said: well im one of the few gamers that sit on 3 of the 4 sides of the fence that is gaming! is pc a console, why isn't the wii this gen, why the ps3 has know games. all those ponits make know sence to me. and the wii dose not need hardcore games if it has core games. core games are the reason people will always buy the nintendo console. (hins S.M.G.2) but all gamers still fail to recognise sony did motioncontroles on ps2 with the eyetoy and if you need proof go to youtube its not hard to find. but nintendo took wht sony did and made it better. and now sony has out done them selves. so if wii are going to talk about nintendo fans lashing out at Sony fans because of the release of Sony Move atleast recognise sony did motion controles first!! let the truth be told. sony's the leader an nintendo and microsoft are following them. lets face it wii mote is tech from the ps2 era (but improved)while natal is a carbon copy of eyetoy(but improved). so talk about facts. thats one thing we as wii gamers need to work on. n64, gamecube, ps2, pc, wii, and ps3 owner end of yr. prodictions pc 3billion wii 75m ps3 35-45m 360 42-45m |
I won't let you get away with your bullshit "facts". Fact is Sony has copied Nintendo plenty of times. Who was the first to use analog stick and rumble pack? (p.s. Nintendo) The freaking eyetoy is nowhere near the Wiimote. Obviously, Sony didn't believe motion controls were going to be so mainstream as they are now or they would have included it from the get go on the PS3 (instead of some half assed attempt with the sixaxis which barely got any support, and seemed to just be a throw in at the end in response to Nintendo). Nintendo has out strategized Sony this generation. Sony was too cocky and disgarded Nintendo's efforts as gimicks (even said so countless times with their PR). Sony has followed Nintendo way more. Nintendo does their own thing and lets other companies realize their genius. Maybe you should go back to videogame history 101 or how about back to school with your terrible spelling/grammar.
