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Smokez4DAyz · 11-18-2010, 05:18 PM

I don't disagree with your post, but I'd say this, don't be too short sided, all it takes is one idea, that hasn't been realized by anyone else. Just dismissing it, might put egg on your face. Tech moves too fast these days, you didn't think your cellphone would become so essential in everyday life, did you? So don't think for a second that somebody out there already hasn't got a comfortable combination of the motion and controller. Don't wait until they display it, expect that it CAN happen. Wii Madden passing is very fun, thats the easiest way to explain that its almost there. Hardcore just means you play 5-12 hours a day, instead of 1-3, it doesn't mean somehow that you WON'T play a video game because of motion controls. it means, you are USED to the ten buttons and two analog sticks. Some are used to the genesis with 3 buttons, Tech moves fast.

11-18-2010, 05:18 PM	#12
Smokez4DAyz Banned OVR: 11 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: brooklyn, nyc Blog Entries: 1	I don't disagree with your post, but I'd say this, don't be too short sided, all it takes is one idea, that hasn't been realized by anyone else. Just dismissing it, might put egg on your face. Tech moves too fast these days, you didn't think your cellphone would become so essential in everyday life, did you? So don't think for a second that somebody out there already hasn't got a comfortable combination of the motion and controller. Don't wait until they display it, expect that it CAN happen. Wii Madden passing is very fun, thats the easiest way to explain that its almost there. Hardcore just means you play 5-12 hours a day, instead of 1-3, it doesn't mean somehow that you WON'T play a video game because of motion controls. it means, you are USED to the ten buttons and two analog sticks. Some are used to the genesis with 3 buttons, Tech moves fast.