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The true potential of the Wiimote

unreggd · 2007-03-27 19:20:12

Most games atm detect certain motions like a swing, jab, point, and so on, but would it be possible for the wiimote hardware to detect the slightest, real-time movements? Like, do you think we've seen anything close to its full potential at this stage?? [random] Also, they should make some wiimote gloves and foot pads and…

27-03-2007 08:20PM

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unreggd

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Most games atm detect certain motions like a swing, jab, point, and so on, but would it be possible for the wiimote hardware to detect the slightest, real-time movements?

Like, do you think we've seen anything close to its full potential at this stage??

[random]
Also, they should make some wiimote gloves and foot pads and release a new fightin game! that'd be class
[/random]

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#2 27-03-2007 08:22PM

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It depends on what you define as "the slightest, real-time movement". It wouldn't be able to detect anything lower than its lowest operational range of movement, so I suspect you're asking what that is.

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