Let Me Try This Again, Sony Copies Nintendo's Wii U Controller

[Euphoria14]

glimmer_of_hope said:

Euphoria14 said:
Hey, why you keep ignoring my posts?

You say this is about tablets, yet you mention the GBA cable.
I prove the GBA cable was not first, and you ignore it.

So, I prove Sony did streaming from console game to handheld first, you ignore it.
You later try to finally rebut by using the GBA cable and I rebut it again, with you of course ignoring once again.

Do I expect an answer in the next thread?

I referred to GBA because the other person referred to PSP, reminding him that PSP was not the first to have connectivity to a console.

If you were to keep reading you would also see that I said it has nothing to do with handhelds, I said that conversation was made as a "smoke screen" to steer off of my post. I have said quite a few times now, this is for something new, it was filed in 2010.....not PSP or remote play.

You need to be a little patient man, I am doing other things. I cannot reply to every frivolous reply instantly!

You said that in this thread, not the one prior to this one. In the previous thread you made no mention of a "smoke screen", you only made the thread to talk about how Sony copies. Or did you forget and think that what you now said here is the only one that counts?

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=139540&page=1

 

You kept switching arguments too in order to support your idea that Sony copied Nintendo as well, like when the Move and it's patents were brought up and it was shrugged off due to "candles".  Your argument for the Wii U against the 2009 patent shown was that the Wii U was in "planning stages from 2008". If I am not mistaken, those candles, balls, etc... were the "planning stages" too.

 

You say you're persistant because you're right, which is quite the cocky stance (I would know, I am the same way), but the fact is that you are persistant because you hope that you might end up being right, even though you continue to shift your argument from what it began as.