*Where Would Gaming Be If Wii Failed?*

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Phoeniks.Wright on 21 February 2011

We'd all be playing dumbed down computer games ( grr, battlefield 3 console only 24 players online *shakes fist very angrily* ), industry would shrink, costs rise ever higher, and eventual collapse like it's 1983 all over again.

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nickvasko on 23 February 2011

they wer developing move-like tech before the wii,, there is a vid on youtube showing the tech before the wii was even out

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NiKKoM on 23 February 2011

The Wiimote would have been a gamecube attachment and would have failed...

2001 prototype
http://gizmodo.com/#!294642/unearthed-nintendo-2001-prototype-motion sensing-one handed-controller-by-gyration