i think you should continue doing what you are interested in. Once you have the skills, you can work on other IT jobs until you have a position as a game developer.

Dont worry much, that you dont know advanced maths or programming now, once you get into college or university you will pick up everything there.

[QUOTE="shark2k6"]

Unless this has to do with the bluetooth (which both Sony and Nintendo use, which I doubt it does), this company should be suing Microsoft also because they have a wireless controller. This lawsuit is BS and the company shouldn't win. The judge should be smart and dismiss it right away.

-Shark2k

Bass7

I believe that Wiimotes do not use Bluetooth, but infrared instead (that's why there's the sensor bar right?). It would also explain why flashlights and lamps seem to pick up Wiimote movements.

Anyways, if this does go through court, Sony and Nintendo have enough money just to buy the damn patent -_-. lol

The wiimote is bluetooth, how else to people get it connected to their computers

you should get godfather, its a pretty good game and uses the wii controlls well.