E3 – 2009: Nintendo Vitality Sensor!
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the entire point of …
the entire point of video games is the exact opposite of what hes saying… thats the reason why were trying to use videogames, to get away from all of that stuff… now its haunting us, it will never stop following gamers
…. i love …
…. i love nintendo i have every nintendo system since the SNES but this is really not nessiscary. I would rather have natal
yeah i thought that …
yeah i thought that till i heard that it will be used in horror games lol
I really enjoy …
I really enjoy Nintendo games, who doesn’t? But lately the Wii, aside froma couple of really good games coming out (Mario Galaxy 2 anyone?) has just been wtf material lately.
“Ok, so PS3 are stepping up with impressive games like Uncharted 2 as well as their own upcoming Motion Sensor device. Microsoft is thrilling everybody with Natal. What shall we do? Oh I know let’s bring out a device that measures your vitality. You stick your finger in it. Kinda like sticking your finger up your ass!”
“911 What is your …
“911 What is your emergency?”
“I took my pulse with my Wii and it says I’m dying!!!!”
“Sir that isn’t you dying that is Nintendo’s future”
looks like nintendo …
looks like nintendo want more money. But if we used this in a horror game and it mesures our heart rate it could effect the charter we control. but on the wii…? :S I don’t know sound like just something for the 3rd wii fit.
Wtf?
Wtf?
interesting i …
interesting i wonder if this thing will work as a key ring? if so i will buy it, if not i will turn it into a key ring lol
this isnt really …
this isnt really that gay actually its like being in the game completly by visualizing it this worse than natal tho but the ps3 thingy is just like wii motion plus
ps3 motion …
ps3 motion controller and natal r better but this looks koll and has poteintel
hater… go play …
hater… go play your sales failure console..
Whats next, the wii …
Whats next, the wii anal probe camera? You stick it up your and you see the inside of your anus on screen. It will come packaged with a game called Wii Anus Exploration
they are like ” …
they are like ”Woah! look what i made! something that can track ur pulse n shit…..” first thing that comes in their mind WII. even though it is useless its trying to compete with the PS3 Motion Sensor and with the Natal. and fails horribly at it
They’ve made plenty!
They’ve made plenty!
DUBOWYOU TEA EF!
DUBOWYOU TEA EF!
it would be great …
it would be great with a horror/survival game
Useless Piece of …
Useless Piece of equipment
wow who gives a …
wow who gives a fuck
if Sony wanted to make such an useless piece of equipment they would. that is old.
what is the point …
what is the point in this
really really GAY
really really GAY
Gay.
Gay.
Gay.
Gay.
But if you think …
But if you think about it its actually a smart idea. Right now with our current economy, stress is building up fast for a lot of people. With this new vitality sensor they’re actually getting a bigger audience than just kids and teenagers
We’re talking adults, old people, kids, and teens. Everyone (if they want to waste the money for it) will buy it in order to know how high or low their stress level is.
Games arent cutting it anymore, its smart to make technology like this. It brings money in
You know that …
You know that headset that reads emotions? This is pretty much a finger version, probably going to be used in future games. But for right know they’re just showing that Wii can sense your emotions and vitality, while 360 and ps3 can’t.
It probably will be …
It probably will be, just not talked about yet. You know how good Nintendo is at keeping secrets.