isnt there something like copyright???

i thought this was ridiculous but then i saw the trailer for rayman raving rabbids on the 360 so it could very well be true.

ill think you ll find that the gameboy has an a and b dont compare it to the psp since its based on a ps1 pad, but you are on the right lines which they took from the amiga etc etc, the issue here is it seems theyve taken parts from the wiimote and also from the pseye, those technologys aint the same as a controller where some things are base standard, and i remember the wii getting sued for having a similar style pad as another company even though they only had a patent and not a controller. but to be honest even with the being sued part like m$ would care even though they rip of everyone in the process

If you want to get technical with who copied who, Both Sony and Nintendo kind of copied Microsoft. And this is in main reference to the motion control in the controllers. Microsoft actually had a PC controller with motion control called the SideWinder Freestyle Pro back in 1998. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_SideWinder (scroll down to the section about the controller)



Let's just say good ideas are better shared with everyone!

1 last thing, m$ werent the first to come up with motion control, it goes to the amstrad but they never perfected it but they came up with the theory, also their was a motion glove for the ps1 which was before the sidewinder, but they have a good idea but you can see where theyve adapted other companys versions, like the motion camera but then like it says its just a rumor so well see, to be honest it isnt something ill be getting for my box

NES power glove

Everyone who bought a 360 or PS3 did so because they actually wanted to PLAY games. If I want to move around as a form of exercise playing video games I'll play DDR so that I actually break a sweat and burn something. You get about as much exercise jerking off as you do in an hour of pretty much any Wii game, seriously, other than Wii boxing I've never broken a sweat playing a Wii game. My Wii was fun to use for a little while (is it possible to talk about this system without sounding awkward?) with Twilight Princess, Brawl and the occasional round of Wii Tennis. But I probably haven't used it in a good 4 months.

Besides the video conferencing this seems sort of useless. If someone is going to buy a system because of motion sensing they're just going to go with the Wii anyway.

Also the fighting game idea is stupid. Unless you're on an easy difficulty the opponent will be throwing out moves way faster than you can move your body. And what do you do if you want to do a special attack or something? How would you go about using your hadouken in Street Fighter IV?