But PS3 is already more real than real life. So, we'll call WiiU having Graphics++ ??

right,ok.....

I am unaware of this tech being available for 11 years. Can you please list one example of a console where a motion controller interracts with a portable tablet and a television system for a single gameplay experience?

The comparison isn't really that valid unless SCE ships the as of yet to be released PS4 with a PSV as a standard package, which has about as much of a chance as happening as the Wii-U controller being redesigned and specified as a standalone device that has full functionality when separated and/or disconnected from the console home unit.

Functionally, yes; the PSV can be used as a PS3 satellite controller with far more functionality than the Wii-U controller, but that's not relevant because no developers, including SCE studios are going to design a game that requires both hardware platforms to be purchased in order to play a specific game. Cross platform licensed games are about it, and those will be designed to play on either device separately. Any additional play mode that integrates both devices into the UI of a given title would have to be one of those neat features that are likely to be very cool, but not used by the majority of players.

Of course, if the userbase overlap between the PS3 and PSV becomes large enough, then there will be a significant enough market to justify the additional development costs of such games, but it's way too premature to be counting those chickens.

its been available for much more than 11 years, as the first time that it was used it was used for text because of information limits. it was widely available after the windows xp launch in 2001, 11 years ago. remote desktop is essentially the same thing, that the wiiu, vita/ps3 and apple are using and yes this was avilable to motion controls during windows 98, when tomographic detectors (im pretty sure they also used cameras for motion control on windows 98, but that didnt fail as hard, so i picked tomographic detectors to really drive my point across.) were placed into laptops, which didnt end up catching on. on a side note, many windows 98 laptops were also built with infrared sensors, one of the technologies that the wiimotes use for pointing.

as i clearly stated in my first post, this has not been applied to consoles until now because of information transfer limitations (ill repeat myself for the unattentive though), we're only just getting to a place where a majority of people have a high enough speeds that this would be able to become relevant. the industry tried placing these kinds of things into technology before speeds were at acceptable levels for stability and they lost a lot of money, an example would be tomographic detectors, lots of r&d, as well as manufacturing went into that and it fell pretty hard - right now its still being applied to other things though, your old garage door opener probably uses this technology :)

anyways, if you dont read any of that heres the gist: the core technology hasnt changed much, the limitations surrounding the technology have been collapsing though. at first, the only thing you could do was call on text line commands, then full text, then they went graphical. as the amount of data thats been able to be sent back and forth increases the amount that they can do with this technology increase. because everyone has the same speed limitations, everyone is on equal footing, no one will be able to outpreform another - if wiiu can do it, any platform with similar networking capabilities can, hint: both will be capped at 11n speed (assuming nintendo wont screw us here) so both will have the same networking capabilities

You know they still advertise remote play with titles like Killzone 3 in stores right? Go to Target and check the PS3 they always have running. Last time I went to Target they had Vita advertisement videos playing and it was showcasing Remote Play.

Point is, if you aren't going to do it, don't advertise it. If they do advertise it and then say they have no plans to include it, well, then take it off your advertising because it is false advertisement.

So yeah, at the moment he has every right to bitch about it. Sony lied.

Nope lol

The idea only makes sense if your willing to spend $250 on a PS3 and then another $250 on a Vita. And thats just the hardware, never mind games and accessories.

That makes no sense.

lol not going to ever compete with it , their not as powerful ,

especally the vita , the vita is less powerful then the ps3 as it is ,
the wii u was updated lately so i highly doubt they can compete visually and tecnically , sound as the wii u can -patents show better hardware in side the controller alone ,

The combination PS3+Vita for remote play is obviously not near as powerful as the Wii U + Wii U Tablet. The stream speed between PS3&Vita is far to slow.