Solid-Stark said:
NintendoPie said:
o_O.Q said:
glimmer_of_hope said:
Foetoid said:
Actually, sorry to disappoint, but you are wrong. Sony filed this Patent in 2010, while the WiiU controller patent was filed in early Feb 2011. Fail. I could just see you reading about the Sony patent and flailing around like a magikarp out of water as your stuck in fits of "Sony Copied Nintendo Siezures" even tho you didn't actually check the dates on which these patents were filed. Nice.
And im a huge fan of all things Nintendo. Its just that this time, noone really copied anyone. It was different when Sony ditched the original Ps1 controller when the N64 came out, added 2 analog sticks and rumble, that was BLATANT copying. But who cares? The games industry is better because of it. Nintendo innovates, everyone does something similar, everyone wins. Next minute you'll be complaining that just because someone came up with hybrid vehicles a while back, that now every car maker is making one. OHHH NOES THEY IS COPYING! /sigh
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Ya Nintendo put in a whole wack of work and even made a working model of Wii U and the controller and filed for the patent, just 4 Months before revealing it at E3? Give your head a shake man!.
I already referred to page 20 on the Nintendo link I posted.
This was patented Feb 2010, along with other patents.The date you are referring to is for all of the patents together. Now thats what I call Fail!
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ok i'll bite...
how can you be sure that the unreleased product that we can't be sure is even still in developement wasn't developed in accordance with their work on these
why do you assume there is a connection with nintendo when sony has been releasing their own tablets?
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What is the one to the far right? I've never seen it before...
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That is the Sony Tablet P. It's coming soon and a very interesting concept that it turned out to be (wasn't well received at first unveiling). You should check it out online, one of the best tabs out imo.
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It looks very..... unportable.
