Yep you can also 'Google' the opposite too....heck yo ucan google 'Why Wii Suck" and you will see many articles, websites etc also....does that make it true as well? Maybe I should stick to that method as well then now

I can also say some 3-4 people here act like these are grocery stores we are talking about and not big corporations...as I have said in another thread it's like telling Verizon not to have a touch screen phone because Iphone made it famous. It's called the corporate world, what's successful will be followed and all possible markets will be tapped into, it's childish to think otherwise. Heck Wii definitely will come with a HD console sooner or later....let's see how people who are bashing Sony or MS say the same "ooh noez they copy catz" to Nintendo as well

Look what i found Wii MotionPlus and AiLive's LiveMove 2: Motion recognition and tracking

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acND4sO3pJs&feature=related

What's your point? They talked about it. omg. So what? Nintendo DID it. 

I also remember reading that the Wiimote was initially planned as an add-on for the gamecube. They had the technology already made and ready. Sony "talked" about it. 

In response to your question on how to make a wand, explain the nunchuck-esque thing Sony made then? :)

We've had this thread before.

And it ends the same. Nothing accomplished and people geting pissed off.

Every company develops and patents new technologies. Most of those never see the light of day, or ever leave the prototype phase. The difference happens when said companies actually move to finish and sell a product.

People can post a dozen different photos or articles claiming someone was first in the motion controller realm, but what matters is that none of those technologies came to life...other than the Wii of course. So for some reason or another, Sony and Sega developed a motion tech, but failed to implement it. Maybe because there was no market for something like that at that time, maybe because it would have been entirely new.

But give credit where credit is due. Nintendo took a risk, developed a motion control as the first source of input in their new console. They created the Wii mainstream audience. If it wasnt for Nintendo, these new technologies wouldnt probably exist today. Sony expanded gameing from nerds into "gamers", and now Wii has expanded it again into everyone else.

Like countless others have said, when something works, there are bound to be imitations. The Classic Controller Pro is an ugly Dualshock controller, the dualshock is a SNES controller with handles, etc. It hardly matters who thought of it first, now its who can make it better. And competition is always a good thing.

It doesn't matter who invented what.... tbh the majority of Nintendo's innovations are not neccessarily their original concepts or whatever. Same with any of Sony's innovations.

What matters is.... If Nintendo had not used the Wii remote as the standard, would Sony be bringing out the Move now?

Of course not..........

This. These threads are pointless repeat after me P O I N T L E S S