Miyamoto Flattered By Imitation of Motion

"The fact that both of those companies are looking at getting the gamer off the couch, taking advantage of motion control, and getting them to control the game by moving their body shows that they have looked at what we have done with Wii. And now they are moving in the same direction. To that end we are very flattered."

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Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

jmdude

Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

jmdude

He handles himself with class. Unlike the shots taken at the Wii during the MS conference this year.

Having said that, I'm not too thrilled that motion controls are becoming such a trend.

people aren't really mistaken by calling him the father of gaming... look at that answer and tell me that's an incorrect statement.nintendo-4life

Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

jmdude

That's a very good answer. Good to see some class, in that cut throat industry.

[QUOTE="jmdude"]

Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

nintendo-4life

Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.micky4889

[QUOTE="micky4889"]Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.Cherokee_Jack

[QUOTE="micky4889"]Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.Cherokee_Jack

[QUOTE="micky4889"]Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.Cherokee_Jack

[QUOTE="micky4889"]Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.Cherokee_Jack

mannn we need more people like miyamoto. brilliant ideas and a nice guy as well

[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"][QUOTE="micky4889"]Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.micky4889

[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"][QUOTE="micky4889"]Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.samuraiguns

And there is yet another reason why we should admire him.

Its pretty funny though that although neither Sony's or Microsoft motion sensing devices are available or finished for that matter yet they both already surpassed the Wii.

Its pretty funny though that although neither Sony's or Microsoft motion sensing devices are available or finished for that matter yet they both already surpassed the Wii.

EVOLV3

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Its pretty funny though that although neither Sony's or Microsoft motion sensing devices are available or finished for that matter yet they both already surpassed the Wii.

desmondsultanas

[QUOTE="EVOLV3"]

Its pretty funny though that although neither Sony's or Microsoft motion sensing devices are available or finished for that matter yet they both already surpassed the Wii.

desmondsultanas

Natal is much more advanced than the Wiimote. I don't know about the Sony peripheral, but it didn't seem that much different from the M+ Wiimote.

[QUOTE="samuraiguns"][QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"] They've already fully established themselves with the casual market. That gives them a huge advantage next gen.Cherokee_Jack

Ahhhhh...That makes so much sense.

[QUOTE="desmondsultanas"][QUOTE="EVOLV3"]

Its pretty funny though that although neither Sony's or Microsoft motion sensing devices are available or finished for that matter yet they both already surpassed the Wii.

EVOLV3

[QUOTE="desmondsultanas"][QUOTE="EVOLV3"]

Its pretty funny though that although neither Sony's or Microsoft motion sensing devices are available or finished for that matter yet they both already surpassed the Wii.

Cherokee_Jack

Natal is much more advanced than the Wiimote. I don't know about the Sony peripheral, but it didn't seem that much different from the M+ Wiimote.

Or in other words "YOU'RE RIDING THE MONEY TRAIN NOW!!!!!!"

I think Nintendo is nervous with Sony and Microsoft having Superior motion controls.

I think Nintendo is nervous with Sony and Microsoft having Superior motion controls.

jakehouston88

Lol I love Miyamoto's response. I do think the Wii has been kind of overshadowed, all because of the lack of good games, i mean c'mon all those "minigames" and "sports" games from almost unknown companies... But oh well, Nintendo is obviously the winner, look at Wii and DSi sales... When I read Iwata's article of "blue ocean" (not the game) I thought "man, Nintendo clearly knows what they're doing" they know how to get the best sales.

I'm not to worried about what Nintendo will do about the attempt of Sony and MS of introducing motion controllers, Iwata gave hints that they have something in store, their ideas never run out, just thinking about the consoles they may have planned or are planning makes me excited about how Nintendo will evolve.

Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.micky4889

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Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

nintendo-4life

[QUOTE="micky4889"]Man if i was Nintendo i'd be ****** since this could potentially harm their chances at wining next gen.CajunShooter

Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

jmdude

He should be,...good man Miyamoto.

He handles himself with class. Unlike the shots taken at the Wii during the MS conference this year.

Having said that, I'm not too thrilled that motion controls are becoming such a trend.

He handles himself with class. Unlike the shots taken at the Wii during the MS conference this year.

Having said that, I'm not too thrilled that motion controls are becoming such a trend.

[QUOTE="jmdude"]

Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

Tylendal

A very dignified response indeed. *claps*

Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

jmdude

[QUOTE="KratosTwin"]

He handles himself with class. Unlike the shots taken at the Wii during the MS conference this year.

Having said that, I'm not too thrilled that motion controls are becoming such a trend.

DeathScape666

Did you also notice how the Microsoft guys kept yelling "YEAHHHHH" in a really over-enthusiastic way? :lol:

Sony has already made use of motion control even before the Wii launched through the Eyetoy.

jmdude