There are a few big reasons why that wouldn't work.



First off, you can see that if you bend your wrist back slightly, you cover the sensor that the front of the Wiimote. This means that the only function you are using in the Wiimote is the Gyroscopic sensors, or "tilt" control. These are the same Gyroscopic sensors in the Nunchuku controller attachment, as well.



Basically, you can accomplish the exact same thing this guy is doing by simply holding the Wiimote in one and and using the Nunchuku in the other.



This is good news for us, because this means that without any sort of add-on, you CAN use the Wiimote and Nunchuku for boxing, or an FPS with simulatneous shooting and punching.



This "glove" just more-or-less complicates things.



~Dac

I like what #4 said, and he is right. But this ad. makes me wonder. Do you see the 1st, 2nd, 7th, 8th, and 9th starting from the top left and working your way left to right, down. That is a game by the name Breakdown. (No one really knows about it, but it was like Metal Arms, a "Sleeper Hit" if you will, at least for me, I don't know the ratings it got) That is the first game I thought of when the Wiimote was shown. Why? Because of the gameplay and how...realitic it is. Not because of the story, just the way it moves and it was in 1st person the whole time (yes I know most FPS's are this way, but not so lifelike) and it looked like you were the charater. When you climbed up something you felt like you were climbing up it, even though it is just a normal controller controlling the game. When you punch one of those...I don't remeber what they are called...but whenever you would hit one of those guys it felt like you were doing it...just the way the game moved. I REALLY hope that the people that made Breakdown get a look at this ad and make a new Breakdown game, or just have a game with the same "mechanics". I would buy it!

That's not the point. The Wiimote can sense 3D motion WITHOUT the sensor on front. And so can the Nunchuku attachment! That means that you don't need two Wiimotes (or gloves) to take advantage of this. You simply need a Wiimote with the Nunchuku attachment, which is standard.



Therefore, you shouldn't get excited for the possibility of these gloves... You should get excited for the reality that the Wiimote and Nunchuku can already do what these gloves are for.



~Dac

if it's cheap i'll buy it, watch if they make that and people buy it there proabley gonna make a stupid hulk game were u use the glove to smash crap and rip thingsd aprt. wait that would be kinda fun