One of the big announcements from Nintendo at this year's E3 was the roll-out of WiiMotion Plus, a Wiimote add-on that makes your stick read motion one-to-one, which leads to the kind of accuracy we'd need for, say, a decent light-sabre game.
But Nintendo has yet to decide if the new tech from the device will be built-in to future Wiimotes.
"As to looking at whether or not it will be an attachment or built in - we're always looking at how hardware should evolve and where we should take it," Nintendo's Katsuya Eguchi. "Unfortunately I don't have a definite direction to give you today, but it's something we'll be looking at."
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take our money or not
this is staying an add on
http://www.amazon.com/gp/pro duct/B0018A2Z22/ref=vg_flx_pre order
to play that light-sabre game.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/pro duct/B0018A2Z22/ref=vg_flx_pre order
Now what I thought was funny is how Nintendo tried to make is seem like this was advancement instead of saying "We are fixing a problem for the Wii-mote". Of course they would be releasing a Wii-Mote plus, because they have to discontinue the bad responsive Wii-motes.
So now if people want a better responsive Wii-mote, you will have to shell out money and buy this plus thing instead of them saying, here... This fixes the problem, here you go, it’s free, like the Wii-mote condom they released for fee... Not good Nintendo. Not good..
that just must of been your will. i didn't get any of the delays that you speak of. it's smooth when i play.
santhnthn is just a hater. Take a chill pill dude!