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Originally Posted by RyZ
Me Too! Me Too!
This almost comes off as desperate.
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It does come off as desperate, but not doing it would be a huge mistake. The Wii is just breathing fire all over an unclaimed market right now so sony and microsoft would be batsh*t insane to not try and join the fray.
What I like about this set up is that I don't need to abandon the controller. A big thing with the Wii was that I was constantly saying "you know this game would be more fun with a proper controller". This way it would appear that many games can be used with both.
Watching the guy play SOCOM did little for me. I didn't see anything he was doing that couldn't be accomplished more accurately with a true controller.
I was happy to see the kids games. When I sold my wii I did it with a little hesitation as my little boy will be playing games with me in a few years. I imagine by the time he's old enough to play games the next round of systems will start coming out and they'll probably all have some kind of motion controller. Hopefully Sony keeps doing what they're doing and sticks with a true controller and a motion controller.
Also very cool was a comment from a sony guy yesterday who said the "subcontroller" (nunchuk) isn't necessary. He says you can just use a dualshock controller turned sideways. If you've played the bowling game on the PSN you'll know that holding the controller sideways is much more comfortable than it sounds.