how the hell can you say that they had the idea first?
there were alot of motion control linked peripheral even then so ninty didn't have the idea at first which is what i have been trying to say
they were all trying,ninty perfected their own thing with the wii but that doesn't make them the creator of motion controls
FTA:
After Nintendo and Sony parted ways as business partners, a number of new ideas hatched. Some were flat out impossible at the time, "We wanted to really try to develop some sort of holographic display, but obviously we couldn't do it at that point" said Morimoto. "There were a lot of ideas, some that weren't possible due to technical limitations, and some that we're still working on today." added [Makato] Kano. "For example, when we were working on games for the Virtual Boy, one of the big things the engineers wanted to build was some sort of peripheral that could track your controller. "It would've taken longer to get the Virtual Boy released, but we really liked that idea, and even today, we're continuing to work on a form of that technology"
Or
FTA:
Some still argue that 3D games are not a worthwhile trend. Instead, there is a push towards greater support for games that support motion control similar to the new Nintendo Wii. Other manufacturers, namely Sony and Microsoft, have taken note of the success of the Wii, and are planning to release a similar product, according to Yamasaki, who worked for Nintendo from 1996-2004. He adds that Sony may have the edge over Nintendo, "One of the biggest benefits for Sony is that so many of their engineers started at Nintendo in the mid 90s when Nintendo was first experimenting with the first ideas about motion controls".
Uh, I really don't need to add anything to that, I don't think. It's pretty black and white.
can wii do eyepet?
but it is like the eyetoy
don't get stuck on the wii only,there are other things too
To be quite honest, I forgot all about the EyeToy. The problem remains however, there is the EyeToy and then the Move controller. Without one, you can't enjoy the benefit of the other.
eyetoy and wii both have the ability to do it
and voice recognition is SW based not anything new with the kinect
Of course it's software based, which is why the fact that EyeToy has been out for years and still doesn't do it competently makes Kinect look better. I'm not saying it
is better, but for my money, at this stage, why would you not put your faith in a consolidated peripheral? I'm not arguing that voice recognition is new in the technological world, but in the current video game landscape, this is new in that the ability is bundled up in a single peripheral.
if you weren't considering the SW then why mention voice recognition which essentially is based on SW.
The ability is bundled up in a single peripheral. It takes one piece of equipment for Kinect to function. You don't have to have a camera, and a motion controller available contemporaneously. This is not the case for either of the two.
and the unit is judged by what it can do and it can't do awesome games atm which is what it is being made for and some other features
Uh, what? We're supposed to judge how good it is by the games that are out, before the fucking thing launches? At this point the only thing we have to judge these peripherals on
is what they offer in what package.