Wii --- The controller is better than all other consoles. It really is.

[QUOTE="Teufelhuhn"]
It seemed like he was only talking about excite truck.

And the pointer is the only thing that seperates the sixaxis fro mthe Wii-mote, aside from the speaker.
goblaa

and the nunchuck. Having each hand seperate is really important for most games.

The Wii has accelerometors in both the Wiimote and the nunchuck. The sixaxis only has the 1. Also the Wiimote has a voice to text hardware convertor built in the wiimote.

[QUOTE="goblaa"]

[QUOTE="Teufelhuhn"]
It seemed like he was only talking about excite truck.

And the pointer is the only thing that seperates the sixaxis fro mthe Wii-mote, aside from the speaker.
Firelore29

and the nunchuck. Having each hand seperate is really important for most games.

The Wii has accelerometors in both the Wiimote and the nunchuck. The sixaxis only has the 1. Also the Wiimote has a voice to text hardware convertor built in the wiimote.

What the Wiimote doesn't even have a microphone...

[QUOTE="Firelore29"][QUOTE="MaTT2011"]And i could "prefer" to eat grass rather than eat nutritious and delicious food. ..... but does that make grass better suited for feeding a human than the option of eating something nutritious and delicious?

of course not. So while you may prefer the analog stick when using those weapons in zelda i think its obvious that the more efficient, engaging and entertaining way of controlling those weapons is through the use of Wii's motion controls.

Vandalvideo

Actually the human body cannot break down grass. It's a complex molecule and the human stomach can't digest it. The only reason that cows can is because they have a parasite in their stomach that is able to digest it. If a human ate grass all day long they would be dead of starvation in a few days. So I guess that makes that analogy a bit off then doesn't it?

Well if here were talking about that type of grass then it would be "nutritious and delicious" and his post would still be inaccurate.

[QUOTE="Firelore29"][QUOTE="goblaa"]

[QUOTE="Teufelhuhn"]
It seemed like he was only talking about excite truck.

And the pointer is the only thing that seperates the sixaxis fro mthe Wii-mote, aside from the speaker.
GundamGuy0

and the nunchuck. Having each hand seperate is really important for most games.

The Wii has accelerometors in both the Wiimote and the nunchuck. The sixaxis only has the 1. Also the Wiimote has a voice to text hardware convertor built in the wiimote.

What the Wiimote doesn't even have a microphone...

lol. no it doesnt, but I think there will be a game with a mic attachment before to long, but there really is a converter in there.

[QUOTE="Firelore29"][QUOTE="goblaa"]

[QUOTE="Teufelhuhn"]
It seemed like he was only talking about excite truck.

And the pointer is the only thing that seperates the sixaxis fro mthe Wii-mote, aside from the speaker.
GundamGuy0

and the nunchuck. Having each hand seperate is really important for most games.

The Wii has accelerometors in both the Wiimote and the nunchuck. The sixaxis only has the 1. Also the Wiimote has a voice to text hardware convertor built in the wiimote.

What the Wiimote doesn't even have a microphone...

It's in there, but it hasn't been used yet. We need a mic attachment.

Also, the wiimote has some internal memory.

[QUOTE="Firelore29"][QUOTE="goblaa"]

[QUOTE="Teufelhuhn"]
It seemed like he was only talking about excite truck.

And the pointer is the only thing that seperates the sixaxis fro mthe Wii-mote, aside from the speaker.
GundamGuy0

and the nunchuck. Having each hand seperate is really important for most games.

The Wii has accelerometors in both the Wiimote and the nunchuck. The sixaxis only has the 1. Also the Wiimote has a voice to text hardware convertor built in the wiimote.

What the Wiimote doesn't even have a microphone...

It's all over the web. But here:

http://gonintendo.com/?p=18850

Nintendo is adding a microphone accessory which attaches to the bottom of the Wiimote This hardware piece is sapposed to convert voice into text or something along those lines.