_A_C_E_ on 25 April 2008
| Viper1 said: It will wear down in the same fashion that any console wears down at the end of its life cycle but that's about a new console or a competitor gaining the market, not the novelty of motion controlling itself wearing down which is why I replied to you to begin with. |
Actually it is the Wiimote, it's what's carrying the Wii right now and it is what is holding it up there, and if the world all of a sudden lost interest in gaming with a motion sensing controller then I highly doubt that Wii would still be on top of the chartz, is that not what a novelty is. I mean I know I'm just assuming here that Nintendo's sales would plummet if the world lost interest in motion controls, but that's what I believe and I don't know why anyone would believe other wise considering the decline Nintendo was facing with their console sales since the NES. I just think that Nintendo won't be able to sell the Wii-mote for their next console like they are now with everyone ranting and raving about it, it won't be 'new'.
