"Peter Molyneux: Natal Could Change Interaction Like The Mouse"

my bad... a nintendo BASED product... I wonder if you can use the powerglove on the sega?no?thought so.

Replying to #61

You can use a Sega Genesis controller on the Atari 2600.

Loonylionbuying hardware is legally different to buying software, and deliberately bricking the hardware would be illegal. When you purchase hardware you own it, no EULA applies (EULAs are only for software, which you do not own). microsoft are in an extremely dangerous legal situation with the RRODs, were someone to take them to court complaining that the xbox 350 is not fit for purpose due to the failure rate, it is extremely likely the court would uphold the complaint.

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gavilatiusbut it was used on nintendo games... therefore its a nintendo product

I think people are losing the plot here...

Replying to #62

XDSeriously, we won't Go that far with this thing...well not as far as predicted at least.

ParalysOh god, I had to log in just to reply to this wonderful logic. I own a Wii, and I enjoy it for what it is but you've obviously not the slightest idea of how things work before you start typing do you? The Natal video isn't a "mimick of the Wii". The Wii uses IR cameras inside the Wii remote to track IR LED's located inside of the sensor bar.Natal is a camera that supports facial recognition, voice recognition, can track individual fingers, and has a depth sensor. Now I like my Wii, but you're comparing apples to oranges and are apparently too ignorant to recognize it.If you move farther away from your sensor bar while playing House of the Dead, does your character move backwards in game? No. It doesn't and never will in any future releases. Know why? Because the Wii doesn't perceive depth. If you raise your index finger while holding your Wii remote I guarantee you you'll only look like a douche and no present or future Wii software will recognize this.I hope you realize what I'm getting at here (other than the fact that you need to read before posting.) Natal and the Wii remote are completely different technologies and even though I play my Wii all the time, often times more so than my 360 lately, I'm not deluded enough to think the Wii's choice in motion sensing is better than what the Natal will bring. I choose a GC controller most of the time over the Wii remote if I have the choice and will probably continue to use a 360 controller when I can if Natal comes out. But Natal's motion sensing is technologically superior to an IR camera for sure.tl;dr Try learning to do a little research before you post, instead of stinking the forums up with fanboy crap.

Oh, I love you Paralys. You win. So hard.
And sorry for bumping, but I should tell you, the Wii does, in fact, have depth perception.
If I recall correctly, going to the Wii menu, pointing at the screen and moving forwards/backwards increases or decreases, the size of the pointer, respectively. It does not do it in a way that is even CLOSE to what NATAL does, but, nonetheless, it does perceive depth.
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And Natal is stupid, gamers go to Nintendo for things like this, hardcore gamers go to Microsoft and Sony for things like X360's and PS3's, so they can have pretty graphics and recurring controllers.

Omega_2If you ignore the part about certain release versions being purposely bricked with an update, aimed at making them upgrade(buy) to a slim, yeah....real trustworthy.

the brick is only last for one day, asuming you were talking about apocalyPS3, that is the closest thing to RROD.