[QUOTE="redfordo"]Gamespot owes it to their Wii readership to publicly comment on this on issue. Something you certainly didn't mind doing in your post to Charizard when commenting on suspension dodging. Attempting to diminish the credibility of members in this thread will do little to change the facts presented here. Caddy06_88

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That's why I don't turn to GameSpot for my Wii news or reviews, and do 99.999% of my Nintendo-related forum activity on another forum.

sremick

[QUOTE="charizard1605"]

Great, so that's even better. Still no reply from the GS staff.

Dracula68

Edit: Not good to suspension dodge.

[QUOTE="redfordo"]

[QUOTE="PoppaGamer"]OMG..... I wonder how long we're gonna hear this crap until gamers here start to wake up. Do PC game makers need to announce their game can use a 3rd party controllers for people to know you can map the controls???? No! How does PS3 motion controllers vary from that idea? They don't. As I explained in another thread yesterday, the PS3 motion controllers will have buttons and triggers on them. A lot like the Wii controllers do. Why you would think Sony wouldn't place buttons on there when they have talked about having a controller in hand as being very important, I don't know. I guess some like to ignore reality. Anyway, if there's buttons, mosty of the controls can be mapped to those buttons. And the motion is left for controls that lend themselves to motion, like aiming, swinging a sword, using a sheld, throwing a ball, etc., etc., etc. With that being the case, you don't need game makers to "announce" support. ALl they will have to do is patch already released games or put in the motion controller scheme in their current project. This isn't Natal where you have to figure out how to get all of the controls figured out and tied to body motion. BIG difference. Lastly, this is Play Station, folks. Fanboys loved to talk trash in 2007 how Sony lost all of its software power. Yet, here we are with soem killer PS3 titles. Just the same, we will see plenty of action on the PS3 motion controllers when they are released next year. /lesson.PoppaGamer

[QUOTE="redfordo"]

[QUOTE="shadowfox55"]

can you show me the sales figures.

shadowfox55

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_Music

"As of January 2009, Wii Music has sold 2.5 million copies worldwide."

I acknowledge I was wrong in posting "the actually sold part". but where does it say it sold more than killzone 2 and etc.

[QUOTE="redfordo"]

[QUOTE="shadowfox55"]

can you show me the sales figures.

reiv

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_Music

"As of January 2009, Wii Music has sold 2.5 million copies worldwide."

OMG..... I wonder how long we're gonna hear this crap until gamers here start to wake up. Do PC game makers need to announce their game can use a 3rd party controllers for people to know you can map the controls???? No! How does PS3 motion controllers vary from that idea? They don't. As I explained in another thread yesterday, the PS3 motion controllers will have buttons and triggers on them. A lot like the Wii controllers do. Why you would think Sony wouldn't place buttons on there when they have talked about having a controller in hand as being very important, I don't know. I guess some like to ignore reality. Anyway, if there's buttons, mosty of the controls can be mapped to those buttons. And the motion is left for controls that lend themselves to motion, like aiming, swinging a sword, using a sheld, throwing a ball, etc., etc., etc. With that being the case, you don't need game makers to "announce" support. ALl they will have to do is patch already released games or put in the motion controller scheme in their current project. This isn't Natal where you have to figure out how to get all of the controls figured out and tied to body motion. BIG difference. Lastly, this is Play Station, folks. Fanboys loved to talk trash in 2007 how Sony lost all of its software power. Yet, here we are with soem killer PS3 titles. Just the same, we will see plenty of action on the PS3 motion controllers when they are released next year. /lesson.PoppaGamer