Torillian said:
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I was merely countering his point that they would not look like copies, which is false. They will inevitably look like copies, which i will grant isn't *fair*, but is certainly the case. Much like Move itself against the Wii remote. Sony's trying to put forth a legitimate effort to one-up Nintendo's motion control efforts by providing similar hardware and software, but technologically superior in both cases. The problem is that this is inevitably going to clash with the well-established Nintendo products
I'm not saying Sony should come up with new sports, but I am saying that it's going to look like a copy to the consumer, and that it will naturally be hard for them to differentiate the experience enough.

Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.















