Miyamoto: PS Home already exists on PC

Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:TrueReligion_

And it's a big hit, right?

Avatars (Miis) and motion sensing are already done on a PC, too. Whats his point exactly?Corvin

[QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"]The cows are so funny, Miyamaot is telling the truth, PShome is a second life ripoffcoolguy1111

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Wintry_Flutist

And it's a big hit, right?

[QUOTE="vugundam"]

[QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"][QUOTE="vugundam"]Yeah, Miyamoto.  Go off talking about the lack of originality in the videogame industry while you use brand-names to sell games that wouldn't have otherwise.AvinashTyagi

Exactly. Have a game that plays like Paper Mario without any Mario elements and the game would not do as well as it had. Videogame desing is a tough business and designing something that inspires people is pretty difficult. But even with all that effort, it shouldn't be too hard to make a new and original character for this gen now would it?

And now think of all the non-platformer games that have Mario put in as more of a selling icon than an indicator of something that inspires the industry like all the Mario sports games and even Mario DDR. Of course, that was last gen. Let's hope Nintendo can keep its steam going with the Wii.

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Wintry_Flutist

And it's a big hit, right?

Maybe I need do mention Nintendo's Power Glove? But I don't really care about that glove. What matters is that before the Wii motion controls have never been done in a way they could be successfully introduced into the market as a standard device instead of a gimmick. But now that Sony admitted motion sensoring is 'next-gen' (while rumble is last-gen), it looks like every forgotten gimmick of the past is the ultimate proof Nintendo hasn't been innovative with the Wiimote. As for avatars, I never pretended Nintendo created them... Still, it doesn't look like Sony took their 'inspiration' for the Home concept somewhere else. Wintry_Flutist

[QUOTE="coolguy1111"][QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"]The cows are so funny, Miyamaot is telling the truth, PShome is a second life ripoffGundamGuy0

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Wintry_Flutist

And it's a big hit, right?

I can't blame him. It must be horrible to see your ideas being stolen so quickly. Sixaxis, Home, Sony had nothing like that and suddenly they were under development for over 2 years. Come on, two years for Second Life rip off and cheap GBA tilting with no rumble?Wintry_Flutist

[QUOTE="Corvin"]Avatars (Miis) and motion sensing are already done on a PC, too. Whats his point exactly?MaTT2011

[QUOTE="GundamGuy0"]
[QUOTE="coolguy1111"][QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"]The cows are so funny, Miyamaot is telling the truth, PShome is a second life ripoffcoolguy1111

[QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:TrueReligion_

And it's a big hit, right?

[QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]I can't blame him. It must be horrible to see your ideas being stolen so quickly. Sixaxis, Home, Sony had nothing like that and suddenly they were under development for over 2 years. Come on, two years for Second Life rip off and cheap GBA tilting with no rumble?miss_kitt3n

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Wintry_Flutist

And it's a big hit, right?

[QUOTE="Corvin"]Avatars (Miis) and motion sensing are already done on a PC, too. Whats his point exactly?MaTT2011

[QUOTE="miss_kitt3n"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]I can't blame him. It must be horrible to see your ideas being stolen so quickly. Sixaxis, Home, Sony had nothing like that and suddenly they were under development for over 2 years. Come on, two years for Second Life rip off and cheap GBA tilting with no rumble?Wintry_Flutist

[QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="TrueReligion_"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Vandalvideo

And it's a big hit, right?

[QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="miss_kitt3n"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]I can't blame him. It must be horrible to see your ideas being stolen so quickly. Sixaxis, Home, Sony had nothing like that and suddenly they were under development for over 2 years. Come on, two years for Second Life rip off and cheap GBA tilting with no rumble?coolguy1111

[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="TrueReligion_"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Wintry_Flutist

And it's a big hit, right?

[QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="TrueReligion_"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Vandalvideo

And it's a big hit, right?

Well, you can keep repeting it to yourself and you may start to believe it. There has ever been something like the Wii before, or else everyone would have noticed.

Miyamoto plays-down PS3 Home originality

Monday 19-Mar-2007 1:12 PM It "already exists in one form on the PC" says Miyamoto

Nintendo legend, Shigeru Miyamoto, played down the originality of Sony's newly-announced Home service for PlayStation 3, saying: "What they're doing already exists in one form on the PC."

Miyamoto went on to accentuating Nintendo's focus on originality. "Our focus is always to be different and do something that's different. That's why, even though, technically speaking, the Miis take advantage of the Internet, that isn't our main focus," he said.

"We are trying to do something that is different and create something that hasn't been there before," Miyamoto told mercurynews.com.

Talking about the lasting appeal of Wii, Miyamoto stated: "It depends on the software we create to make it appealing. Originally, people said Wii Sports was a fun game but it was simple. People would lose interest in it very quickly. We are finding people are still playing it."

He goes on to speak about Nintendo's vision of Wii becoming a common household tool. "Every time people get together in the home, people bring out the Wii to entertain themselves" Miyamoto envisions.

"That's one way to try to sustain the momentum the Wii has gained. To turn it into that tool", he says, highlighting the upcoming Wii "health packs or Wii Fit" games in developments as a way of turning Wii into this tool.

If we recall correctly, the Wii message boards were, in a similar philosophy, intended to be used in the home as a replacement for post-it notes on the fridge. We haven't used it once. Have you?danabo

I can't blame him. It must be horrible to see your ideas being stolen so quickly. Sixaxis, Home, Sony had nothing like that and suddenly they were under development for over 2 years. Come on, two years for Second Life rip off and cheap GBA tilting with no rumble?Wintry_Flutist

You do know it was proven they planned on putting motion sensitivity in PS2 right? they have a video and everything...

But the product itself has been around forever in some form or fashion. It was the actual marketing of said product to the masses in a much more appetizing form that was original. The product itself isn't original.Vandalvideo

[QUOTE="coolguy1111"]You have no idea how long it takes to create a "Second life rip-off" Thats 10x more advanced then second life.Vandalvideo

[QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]I can't blame him. It must be horrible to see your ideas being stolen so quickly. Sixaxis, Home, Sony had nothing like that and suddenly they were under development for over 2 years. Come on, two years for Second Life rip off and cheap GBA tilting with no rumble?swade

You do know it was proven they planned on putting motion sensitivity in PS2 right? they have a video and everything...

They did it, it's the EyeToy, and as far as I know that's Sony's creation in their own right.

But as for motion sensitivity in controllers as it's being done now, quite funny Sony decided to finally use it when they realized Wii was gaining momentum thanks to it.

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Wintry_Flutist

And it's a big hit, right?

[QUOTE="danabo"]Miyamoto plays-down PS3 Home originality

Monday 19-Mar-2007 1:12 PM It "already exists in one form on the PC" says Miyamoto

Nintendo legend, Shigeru Miyamoto, played down the originality of Sony's newly-announced Home service for PlayStation 3, saying: "What they're doing already exists in one form on the PC."

Miyamoto went on to accentuating Nintendo's focus on originality. "Our focus is always to be different and do something that's different. That's why, even though, technically speaking, the Miis take advantage of the Internet, that isn't our main focus," he said.

"We are trying to do something that is different and create something that hasn't been there before," Miyamoto told mercurynews.com.

Talking about the lasting appeal of Wii, Miyamoto stated: "It depends on the software we create to make it appealing. Originally, people said Wii Sports was a fun game but it was simple. People would lose interest in it very quickly. We are finding people are still playing it."

He goes on to speak about Nintendo's vision of Wii becoming a common household tool. "Every time people get together in the home, people bring out the Wii to entertain themselves" Miyamoto envisions.

"That's one way to try to sustain the momentum the Wii has gained. To turn it into that tool", he says, highlighting the upcoming Wii "health packs or Wii Fit" games in developments as a way of turning Wii into this tool.

If we recall correctly, the Wii message boards were, in a similar philosophy, intended to be used in the home as a replacement for post-it notes on the fridge. We haven't used it once. Have you?DaddyDC650

[QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="danabo"]Miyamoto plays-down PS3 Home originality

Monday 19-Mar-2007 1:12 PM It "already exists in one form on the PC" says Miyamoto

Nintendo legend, Shigeru Miyamoto, played down the originality of Sony's newly-announced Home service for PlayStation 3, saying: "What they're doing already exists in one form on the PC."

Miyamoto went on to accentuating Nintendo's focus on originality. "Our focus is always to be different and do something that's different. That's why, even though, technically speaking, the Miis take advantage of the Internet, that isn't our main focus," he said.

"We are trying to do something that is different and create something that hasn't been there before," Miyamoto told mercurynews.com.

Talking about the lasting appeal of Wii, Miyamoto stated: "It depends on the software we create to make it appealing. Originally, people said Wii Sports was a fun game but it was simple. People would lose interest in it very quickly. We are finding people are still playing it."

He goes on to speak about Nintendo's vision of Wii becoming a common household tool. "Every time people get together in the home, people bring out the Wii to entertain themselves" Miyamoto envisions.

"That's one way to try to sustain the momentum the Wii has gained. To turn it into that tool", he says, highlighting the upcoming Wii "health packs or Wii Fit" games in developments as a way of turning Wii into this tool.

If we recall correctly, the Wii message boards were, in a similar philosophy, intended to be used in the home as a replacement for post-it notes on the fridge. We haven't used it once. Have you?Marka1700

[QUOTE="Marka1700"][QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="danabo"]Miyamoto plays-down PS3 Home originality

Monday 19-Mar-2007 1:12 PM It "already exists in one form on the PC" says Miyamoto

Nintendo legend, Shigeru Miyamoto, played down the originality of Sony's newly-announced Home service for PlayStation 3, saying: "What they're doing already exists in one form on the PC."

Miyamoto went on to accentuating Nintendo's focus on originality. "Our focus is always to be different and do something that's different. That's why, even though, technically speaking, the Miis take advantage of the Internet, that isn't our main focus," he said.

"We are trying to do something that is different and create something that hasn't been there before," Miyamoto told mercurynews.com.

Talking about the lasting appeal of Wii, Miyamoto stated: "It depends on the software we create to make it appealing. Originally, people said Wii Sports was a fun game but it was simple. People would lose interest in it very quickly. We are finding people are still playing it."

He goes on to speak about Nintendo's vision of Wii becoming a common household tool. "Every time people get together in the home, people bring out the Wii to entertain themselves" Miyamoto envisions.

"That's one way to try to sustain the momentum the Wii has gained. To turn it into that tool", he says, highlighting the upcoming Wii "health packs or Wii Fit" games in developments as a way of turning Wii into this tool.

If we recall correctly, the Wii message boards were, in a similar philosophy, intended to be used in the home as a replacement for post-it notes on the fridge. We haven't used it once. Have you?DaddyDC650

[QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="Marka1700"][QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="danabo"]Miyamoto plays-down PS3 Home originality

Monday 19-Mar-2007 1:12 PM It "already exists in one form on the PC" says Miyamoto

Nintendo legend, Shigeru Miyamoto, played down the originality of Sony's newly-announced Home service for PlayStation 3, saying: "What they're doing already exists in one form on the PC."

Miyamoto went on to accentuating Nintendo's focus on originality. "Our focus is always to be different and do something that's different. That's why, even though, technically speaking, the Miis take advantage of the Internet, that isn't our main focus," he said.

"We are trying to do something that is different and create something that hasn't been there before," Miyamoto told mercurynews.com.

Talking about the lasting appeal of Wii, Miyamoto stated: "It depends on the software we create to make it appealing. Originally, people said Wii Sports was a fun game but it was simple. People would lose interest in it very quickly. We are finding people are still playing it."

He goes on to speak about Nintendo's vision of Wii becoming a common household tool. "Every time people get together in the home, people bring out the Wii to entertain themselves" Miyamoto envisions.

"That's one way to try to sustain the momentum the Wii has gained. To turn it into that tool", he says, highlighting the upcoming Wii "health packs or Wii Fit" games in developments as a way of turning Wii into this tool.

If we recall correctly, the Wii message boards were, in a similar philosophy, intended to be used in the home as a replacement for post-it notes on the fridge. We haven't used it once. Have you?Marka1700

[QUOTE="Marka1700"][QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="Marka1700"][QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="danabo"]Miyamoto plays-down PS3 Home originality

Monday 19-Mar-2007 1:12 PM It "already exists in one form on the PC" says Miyamoto

Nintendo legend, Shigeru Miyamoto, played down the originality of Sony's newly-announced Home service for PlayStation 3, saying: "What they're doing already exists in one form on the PC."

Miyamoto went on to accentuating Nintendo's focus on originality. "Our focus is always to be different and do something that's different. That's why, even though, technically speaking, the Miis take advantage of the Internet, that isn't our main focus," he said.

"We are trying to do something that is different and create something that hasn't been there before," Miyamoto told mercurynews.com.

Talking about the lasting appeal of Wii, Miyamoto stated: "It depends on the software we create to make it appealing. Originally, people said Wii Sports was a fun game but it was simple. People would lose interest in it very quickly. We are finding people are still playing it."

He goes on to speak about Nintendo's vision of Wii becoming a common household tool. "Every time people get together in the home, people bring out the Wii to entertain themselves" Miyamoto envisions.

"That's one way to try to sustain the momentum the Wii has gained. To turn it into that tool", he says, highlighting the upcoming Wii "health packs or Wii Fit" games in developments as a way of turning Wii into this tool.

If we recall correctly, the Wii message boards were, in a similar philosophy, intended to be used in the home as a replacement for post-it notes on the fridge. We haven't used it once. Have you?DaddyDC650

[QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="Marka1700"][QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="Marka1700"][QUOTE="DaddyDC650"][QUOTE="danabo"]Miyamoto plays-down PS3 Home originality

Monday 19-Mar-2007 1:12 PM It "already exists in one form on the PC" says Miyamoto

Nintendo legend, Shigeru Miyamoto, played down the originality of Sony's newly-announced Home service for PlayStation 3, saying: "What they're doing already exists in one form on the PC."

Miyamoto went on to accentuating Nintendo's focus on originality. "Our focus is always to be different and do something that's different. That's why, even though, technically speaking, the Miis take advantage of the Internet, that isn't our main focus," he said.

"We are trying to do something that is different and create something that hasn't been there before," Miyamoto told mercurynews.com.

Talking about the lasting appeal of Wii, Miyamoto stated: "It depends on the software we create to make it appealing. Originally, people said Wii Sports was a fun game but it was simple. People would lose interest in it very quickly. We are finding people are still playing it."

He goes on to speak about Nintendo's vision of Wii becoming a common household tool. "Every time people get together in the home, people bring out the Wii to entertain themselves" Miyamoto envisions.

"That's one way to try to sustain the momentum the Wii has gained. To turn it into that tool", he says, highlighting the upcoming Wii "health packs or Wii Fit" games in developments as a way of turning Wii into this tool.

If we recall correctly, the Wii message boards were, in a similar philosophy, intended to be used in the home as a replacement for post-it notes on the fridge. We haven't used it once. Have you?Marka1700

miyamoto is old and senile :DTwo400

[QUOTE="MaTT2011"][QUOTE="Corvin"]Avatars (Miis) and motion sensing are already done on a PC, too. Whats his point exactly?coolguy1111

[QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="TrueReligion_"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Vandalvideo

And it's a big hit, right?

miyamoto is old and senile  :DTwo400

Get the **** off the internet.

You don't deserve to be a gamer of any kind when you say something like that.

[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="TrueReligion_"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:MaTT2011

And it's a big hit, right?

[QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"]The cows are so funny, Miyamaot is telling the truth, PShome is a second life ripoffcoolguy1111

[QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"][QUOTE="vugundam"]

[QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"][QUOTE="vugundam"]Yeah, Miyamoto.  Go off talking about the lack of originality in the videogame industry while you use brand-names to sell games that wouldn't have otherwise.vugundam

Exactly. Have a game that plays like Paper Mario without any Mario elements and the game would not do as well as it had. Videogame desing is a tough business and designing something that inspires people is pretty difficult. But even with all that effort, it shouldn't be too hard to make a new and original character for this gen now would it?

And now think of all the non-platformer games that have Mario put in as more of a selling icon than an indicator of something that inspires the industry like all the Mario sports games and even Mario DDR. Of course, that was last gen. Let's hope Nintendo can keep its steam going with the Wii.

[QUOTE="coolguy1111"][QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"]The cows are so funny, Miyamaot is telling the truth, PShome is a second life ripoffAvinashTyagi

[QUOTE="MaTT2011"][QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"][QUOTE="TrueReligion_"][QUOTE="Wintry_Flutist"]

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]Miyamoto: Motion Sensing already exists on the PC. :roll:Vandalvideo

And it's a big hit, right?

[QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"][QUOTE="coolguy1111"][QUOTE="AvinashTyagi"]The cows are so funny, Miyamaot is telling the truth, PShome is a second life ripoffDaddyDC650