15 reasons to get a Wii

[Chrono]

1. You are handicapped
2. You are too much dull to enjoy life

For having an opinion that is not yours?

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[tikitai]

For having an opinion that is not yours?

And then why are you caring about my post?

[Dr.Block]

1. Be more active than any other console.

This is actually one of the few things I don't like about the Wii.

When I sit down to play a video game, I want to do just that. I don't want to jump all over the place, do yoga, or violently shake the controller. I want to sit down and be immersed in the game, and have fun pressing my buttons.

There is a time to exercise and a time to relax with a video game, the two shouldn't come together.

[Saber15]

1. You are handicapped
2. You are too much dull to enjoy life

Also Project Natal is stupid, if you believe that they will make that... you dont have common sense.

A++ points would read again.

Project Natal is a camera, with some good software. There has been PC webcam tracking software around for a while, like TrackIR, Freetrack, and Cachya (which doesn't even need infrared LEDs, just a piece of paper strapped onto a hat, a webcam, and the software. And it's free.)
Why wouldn't they make Natal? It's a way to get casual gamers from the Wii onto the Xbox.

[tikitai]

A++ points would read again.

Project Natal is a camera, with some good software. There has been PC webcam tracking software around for a while, like TrackIR, Freetrack, and Cachya (which doesn't even need infrared LEDs, just a piece of paper strapped onto a hat, a webcam, and the software. And it's free.)

Dude, its freaking impossible without a suit or a thing that is connected to your brain.

[Saber15]

Dude, its freaking impossible without a suit or a thing that is connected to your brain.

Either you're a troll, or stupid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AO0F5sLdVM
That's the TrackIR. It uses infrared LEDs which are strapped onto a headset to monitor your head. Project Natal is one step ahead of the TrackIR (and will probably be cheaper.), because it doesn't need any accessories to work.

[Chrono]

Dude, its freaking impossible without a suit or a thing that is connected to your brain.

Welcome to 2009, where we have improving technology.

[zackin5]

Dude, its freaking impossible without a suit or a thing that is connected to your brain.

It's possible. it's just not 100% perfect.

[tikitai]

Either you're a troll, or stupid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AO0F5sLdVM
That's the TrackIR. It uses infrared LEDs which are strapped onto a headset to monitor your head. Project Natal is one step ahead of the TrackIR (and will probably be cheaper.), because it doesn't need any accessories to work.

I loving hate people who say that, its just...

Also, i must admit its impressive, but IT WILL NOT BE ABLE TO KNOW IF YOU MOVE YOUR DAMN MOUTH. OR A FINGER.

[Saber15]

I loving hate people who say that, its just...

Also, i must admit its impressive, but IT WILL NOT BE ABLE TO KNOW IF YOU MOVE YOUR DAMN MOUTH. OR A FINGER.

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF TOMORROW!

Facial recognition from 2007:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPFg52yOZzY&feature=related

[tikitai]

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF TOMORROW!

Facial recognition from 2007:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPFg52yOZzY&feature=related

Haha, you know how much thats gonna cost?

[Saber15]

Haha, you know how much thats gonna cost?

You have a point; Project Natal is likely going to be expensive, probably with a high initial release price (150-500$) and a steadly dropping price (like the Xbox's price, but probably quicker.)

[blaman]

In the end though, what can you really do with Natal? Maybe flail around and try and kick some enemy. But how will your character walk around? How will you fire a weapon or access a menu?
It looks nice and flashy at the moment, because that's how people market their stuff.
I don't think Natal will go anywhere after it's released. :/

[zackin5]

In the end though, what can you really do with Natal? Maybe flail around and try and kick some enemy. But how will your character walk around? How will you fire a weapon or access a menu?
It looks nice and flashy at the moment, because that's how people market their stuff.
I don't think Natal will go anywhere after it's released. :/

Look at the Wii for example. The only games that make full use of it are Nintendo's games, and even then those are childish and not quite what you want to do.

I want to be able to lop off peoples heads with a light-saber that follow my Wiimote in a 1:1 ratio.

[pixl]

The wii could be so much more, I wish nintendo would stop letting those cheap 3rd party companies pollute their system.