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Forums - Nintendo - What i think the Wiimote has over the PS Move (if it end up more precise)

gamelover2000 on 28 April 2010
Seven89 said:
gamelover2000 said:
I didn't like the Wii. I think move will be better because of this..

fixed

I dont dislike the Wii but I am not intrested in buying it either, When playing stuff like Brawl, Kart or NSMBWii with friends I have great fun but for single player experiences it just doesn't really do it for me (with the exception of Mario Galaxy)



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Severance on 28 April 2010
Siko1989 said:
Tanstalas said:

The Move is the more precise shape to satisfy your girlfriend

yeah well the wiimote can viobrate to satisfy your girlfriend :)

The move does have rumble support as well.



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megaman79 on 28 April 2010
Skeeuk said:
theres literally nothing better about the wiimote apart from having an on board speaker.

I can't believe you are serious. How about traditional nes control style? How about the ir camera that tracks 2 light sources, instead of just one on the PS mote? How about the size and portability of the wiimote, allowing it to be inserted into plastic guns and other peripherals, thereby offering multiple uses? How about energy saving through the nunchuk design? No need for more recharging. How about not having to wait for said controllers to recharge?

The real failure is that these competitors have literally done NOTHING new in their devices, despite having over 3 years to do something new. Use a camera? already done. Use voice control? Wii Speak. Use Avatars? hmm.

Sadly, i think you are genuinely convinced that Nintendo didn't out think all of you, and over 5 years ago too.



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Galaki on 28 April 2010
hsrob said:
Versatility. Can I turn Move sideways and play NSWBWii (or equivalent)

you can totally play with the ball with your left hand, you know, when you cheat on your right hand.



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ironman on 28 April 2010
gamelover2000 said:
I didn't like the sound from the thing itself at all.. its very low quality and the battery dies out so fast while recharging takes hours and is a pain.. I think move will be better because of this..

sounds like you need new battery packs!



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scottie on 28 April 2010
Severance said:
gamelover2000 said:
I didn't like the sound from the thing itself at all.. its very low quality and the battery dies out so fast while recharging takes hours and is a pain.. I think move will be better because of this..

recharging? o_O

you can recharge it?

 

easily. I used rechargeable AA batteries, because I already owned a lot and I find it easiest - I keep 6 fully charged batteries spare, then when I want new batteries its an easy matter of swapping my current ones into the charger, and the spares into the Wiimote.

 

Alternatively, you can buy 3rd party rechargeable packs, which replace the AA batteries and back cover, and they charge through the nunchuk slot.

 

On topic - yeah, the speaker is awesome, Red Steel 1 multiplayer was incredible - you each got a secret mission through the speaker



Monteblanco on 28 April 2010

I believe the Wii Remote's IR pointer to be more precise for shooters than the PS Move. You can tilt the Wii Remote and it will perceive the change by checking the angle of the two IR sources in the Wii remote's camera. If you tilt the PS Move, the shinning ball will barely move in the camera eye. Thus, the PS Move will need larger movements to register you aim.



Kyuubi Ricky SSJ2 on 28 April 2010

The Wii Remote also has built in memory for transferring data. Pretty handy when taking your Monster Hunter 3 character to your friends house.



Siko1989 on 28 April 2010
Severance said:
Siko1989 said:
Tanstalas said:

The Move is the more precise shape to satisfy your girlfriend

yeah well the wiimote can viobrate to satisfy your girlfriend :)

The move does have rumble support as well.

it does? no one mentioned it before lol..




Erisian on 28 April 2010

original > cloned version. yes.