| dampowell said: I thought for an instance that you were going to be serious on opening the thread. But then again, I feel like i am the only one that believes that the Vitality Sensor can have some unique applications especially in stuff like Wii Party. Imagine the Hide and Go Seek the Wiimote game. If it is very accurate, when you are getting close to the hidden wiimote, the persons heart rate should increase slightly, if so then the close you get you shoulc have some sort of foolproof indication of Hot or Cold... That is just one of about 20 immersive party game type scenarios i have thought for the vitality sensor... granted the hardcore will scoff at it, until we hear about the Sony Playstation EKG |
1 wii and at least 2x wii motes and 2x vitality sensors in order to play hide an go seek?
yep, you're right... i'm scoffing at that. hide and go seek was a lame game when i was a kid, even lamer at an adult. why the hell would i throw money at trying to create an experience that is soo easy to do without a wii.
