| FatsDomino |
May 9, 2006 04:56 AM |
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Originally Posted by devilmaycry
Who long will this pads batteries last? 2 hours?
Internal circuitry + motion sensor + wireless transmition + rumble + speaker + nunchuku (or WTF it's called) internal circuitry + nunchuku accelerometer
I would be amazed if it lasted 2 hours that it...
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I'm sure Nintendo has come a long way since Wavebird, the first official first party wireless controller. If that's any indication then the battery will last a while. This isn't a PSP. If there's one company you can trust for battery use, it's Nintendo. I hope the external port for the attachments is used as a way to charge the batteries. We'll see.
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Originally Posted by devilmaycry
$249 ?!? That almost how much a XBox 360 costs and I would laugh if MS will reduced the price just to nag Nintendo :)
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Last I checked the 360 was still damn expensive like 400 bucks and widely unavailable. I expect a price drop but I expect the Wii to still be much cheaper.
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Originally Posted by devilmaycry
No game I have use it... it's one of those things that look awsome in the paper but when it comes to real life usage it's useless. Just try to think as a game dev and see how hard it to make use of both the pressure trigger and the digital trigger without messing with each other.
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It was used for the early cube games and Nintendo's games. Rogue Leader had it to open and close X-foils. I think Mario Sunshine used it somehow with FLUDD. It wasn't used a whole lot but it was there. |
