If You Could Only Have One Motion Controller?

Move is looking very interesting to me, Kinect is fail, and Wiimotion plus is already out but doesn't really have any games....What would you pick? I feel like it's a dead heat between sony and nintendo whos gonna have the best games. Sorcery looks freaking awesome but I'd much rather have a Zelda. Move will have plenty more shooters with better tech...its tough but I'm gonna have to trust Nintendo first party devs on this.

MOVE! Looks like the most solid and versatile of the 3.

The Wii-mote, because I already know there are games that I like on the Wii.

There should be an option for none.

There should be an option for none.

sergemyster8

PS Move.

There should be an option for none.

sergemyster8

Wiimote, as it still seems to have the best pointer mechanism.

The Wiimote.
But the Wii doesn't have too many games that interest me at the moment.

Wii mote because i don't have a ps3 wish i did though it looks nice.

I'll take the Move since PS3 is a better platform for my style of games than the Wii, though I think the Wiimote is aesthetically more sheen.

Wiimote, as it still seems to have the best pointer mechanism.

ThePlothole

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

Wiimote, as it still seems to have the best pointer mechanism.

tomarlyn

Yeah, and how effective is that camera going to be when trying to track the ball at any great distance? I mean it's only got 0.3MP and is covering a relatively wide FOV. By comparison the Wiimote's IR sensor is equivalent to 1.3MP and focused in a narrower FOV.

At the very least the Wiimote pointer has the advantage of never needing any calibration.

Threadstarter you forgot that the 3DS has a Wiimote built into it.

obviously wiimote. Anybody whos says differently is crazy.

Wiimote >>>>>> PS3 ***** >>>>> Kinect piece of crap

Wiimote, as it still seems to have the best pointer mechanism.

Yeah, and how effective is that camera going to be when trying to track the ball at any great distance? I mean it's only got 0.3MP and is covering a relatively wide FOV. By comparison the Wiimote's IR sensor is equivalent to 1.3MP and focused in a narrower FOV.

At the very least the Wiimote pointer has the advantage of never needing any calibration.

Wiimote and Wii Motion Plus

Wiimote w/Wiimotion+

I'd kill myself if I prevented myself from playing the next Zelda game in a GameSpot System Wars Hypothetical Situation :P

move as a wii mote like device and a pseye like kincet so you have access to both types of gaming. motion controlled and camera based games. very versitile and geared to work with both core games and casual games so it was an easy pick for me.

It has games.

Good ones at that.

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"][QUOTE="tomarlyn"] One has a camera inside the device that spots two infa red lights on the TV, the other has a camera facing towards the device that spots a glowing ball.tomarlyn

Yeah, and how effective is that camera going to be when trying to track the ball at any great distance? I mean it's only got 0.3MP and is covering a relatively wide FOV. By comparison the Wiimote's IR sensor is equivalent to 1.3MP and focused in a narrower FOV.

At the very least the Wiimote pointer has the advantage of never needing any calibration.

The pointer never requires callibration. HotD has a bonus ode that lets you turn off the on-screen pointer. It's still using the pointer, it's just not showing it. The calibration is only to give the player a starting point. I don't recommend it.

The only other time you might need to calibrate the pointer is when you first buy your wii so you can set up the best sensitivity based off your room and distance from TV.

the MOVE its self is 10x better than Wiimotion+J-WOW

How can you say that if the Move's not even out yet? lol :lol:

Sixaxis because not too many games use it. 8)

I like to Move it, Move it.mrmusicman247

[QUOTE="J-WOW"]the MOVE its self is 10x better than Wiimotion+M3tr4nk0

How can you say that if the Move's not even out yet? lol :lol:

[QUOTE="tomarlyn"][QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

Yeah, and how effective is that camera going to be when trying to track the ball at any great distance? I mean it's only got 0.3MP and is covering a relatively wide FOV. By comparison the Wiimote's IR sensor is equivalent to 1.3MP and focused in a narrower FOV.

At the very least the Wiimote pointer has the advantage of never needing any calibration.

The pointer never requires callibration. HotD has a bonus ode that lets you turn off the on-screen pointer. It's still using the pointer, it's just not showing it. The calibration is only to give the player a starting point. I don't recommend it.

The only other time you might need to calibrate the pointer is when you first buy your wii so you can set up the best sensitivity based off your room and distance from TV.

Sixaxis because not too many games use it. 8)

Silverbond

I think it's kind of inconclusive to ask before Move and Kinect are out and available for people to try, but still a good question. However that may be the reason I can easily say the Wiimote and nunchuck.