zero129 said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
kljesta64 said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
kljesta64 said: gameboy was the first handheld device including mobile phones that had a camera :D i was an add-on but still they done it first |
My friend had it, but it was nothing like what Sony created. It took shitty pixelated pictures and had your face in games and stuff. Sony started camera based motion gaming. Nintendo started their own version of motion gaming, but Sonys style of it was still the first of their kind. If Nintendo was such a tech genius, Sony would never be in the gaming industry remember that.
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its newer tech what did you expect ? :S and its still copying no matter how you put it
this is not a trial were you can spin words however you like :D
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Thats not copying. Copying is making an exact replica of what someone patented which is why theres something called a copyright. Creating a device that takes pictures and prints them out isn't what Sony was doing at all. Kinect taking what the eyetoy did and pushing it is inspiration, but at the same time if Sony hadn't been in contact with Primesense Microsoft would've never given them the time of day. Analog sticks being used in gaming by everyone? That was applied after the popularity of joysticks, but no one considered it copying since Nintendo did it. It's called evolution, so get with it.
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So why then did Sony wait until Nintendo included them with the N64 to bring out their own joypad with analog sticks? was it too expensive for them to add before this??.
Why is the PS joypad pretty much based off a snes joypad with ABYX changed for X, Squre, Circle, triangle??
Why did sony only add rumble after Nintendo did? etc etc.
Pretty much why has Sony waited for Nintendo do do something new with controlls first before they do it??.
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Sony used the dual shock to control the X, Y axis, which pushed the idea Nintendo used initially with the N64. Microsoft did as well in the same gen and its so funny no on ever mentions them because they both did it. Before Nintendo people used Joysticks for flight simulators, arcade games and things of that sort. Anything that works for gaming in general should be used. Everyones using Microsoft's triggers now for FPS and racing. Nintendo laid down the ground work for many companies to create tech over controls which they have already become accustomed. No one has taken away from Nintendo, but Nintendo can be inspired by others as well. Times are changing.