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Das ist was ganz anderes, da kein neues Konzept, sondern eher eine Nebensächlichkeit. Außerdem war der Unterschied, dass Nintendo das eher schlecht umgesetzt hatte mit den Batterien und dem ganzen Kram.
So ein ähnliches Bild gab es ja damals auch zur PS3 - da braucht man nicht groß diskutieren, so wie dort oben kommt der Controller bestimmt nicht auf den Markt.
Also wird es ausschließlich um neue Käufergruppen gehen, nicht um Wii-Kunden.
We are finally able to talk more about what we know after a patent application for a gyroscopic-based input device by Microsoft has been published on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Described as a “computer pointing device (generally a mouse but alternatively a game controller or remote control device) that may be worn on the hand and operated without needing to contact a (mousing) surface,” this patent was filed back in 2006.
We were told that the motion sensing controller that Microsoft was researching had the functionality of both the Nintendo Wii Remote and the Nunchuk packed into a single device, with a shape that is neither that of a banana, nor a remote controller, but more like a “pistol grip.” On top, it is supposed to have an analog stick (that could be replaced by a trackball) surrounded by the four action buttons.
Sie waren neu, aber sie haben das Spielen an sich kaum beeinflusst. Das ist doch gar kein Vergleich zur Wiimote.
Oder willst du sagen, dass der Unterschied im Gameplay genauso groß war wie heute mit Wii? Doch wohl lange nicht.
Können sich das Kopieren sparen. Das läuft nur bei Nintendo. Man muss der Erste sein, damit man damit Leute abgreifen kann.
360 motion controller is real, says ANOTHER mag
Another magazine has piped up to claim that the Xbox 360 motion controller 'Newton' is real, making the 360 Wii Remote look even more likely to be the real deal.
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In its latest issue, Xbox World 360 reports that its own sources have "confirmed" that both the 360 motion contoller and Rare-helmed Xbox 360 'Mii' project are real, and will be out before the end of the year.
Last month MTV reported it's heard all about the 'Newton' controller from an unnamed developer, and then the blokes at 8bitjoystick piped up to say they'd heard about the Newton and Rare 'Mii' project as well.
"This month, sources confirmed to us that both projects are real, which shouldn't come as a surprise given Microsoft's eagerness to ensnare the casual market," says Xbox World 360.
"The Microsoft Mii system is well into development at Rare's offices here in the UK, while the controller itself remains more mysterous," the mag continues.
"Partnering with a third-party hardware developer as Nintendo did, Microsoft would want to bring the controller to market before the end of 2008."
Last week Microsoft Game Studios boss played dumb on the Newton rumours, telling us: "I've never heard of a motion sensing controller... I don't know what you are talking about..."