@P3nnst8r: If you're being serious, you honestly wouldn't care about that if you were a gamer, its the gameplay that matters, not the casual/tech demo side effect stuff. Why do you think core gamers just dont give a shit about motion controls generally? :p
I fail to understand why both Sony and Microsoft would wait this late to introduce motion-sensing - and why would they do so near the 2nd half of a console's lifespan? Why not wait until the next console to blow Nintendo out of the water?
With that being said - I am still excited for Project Natal.
@CatboyMac's angry girlfriend: I'm sorry, but PSEye has been out for, how long now? A couple yearas? What exactly is the coolest thing that came out of it since then? This?
Sony is a great hardware company. They make the coolest gadgets. But when it comes to software/apps, all bets are off.
@Steve Whalen: Neither of these products are truly "hardware". They can use whatever hardware fits their mood - camera, infrared, pixie dust - but ultimately it takes outstanding software to be able to interpret the data from that hardware to determine where people are and what they are doing. Bottom line is that none of us will know how either of these work until we finally get to try it.
However, the one thing we do know is that the Wii Vitality Sensor will kick both of their asses! Oh yeah, that's what I just typed, so suck on that fanny-panties. (Yes, this last paragraph is a poor example of sarcasm and I needed to put this note in there to keep from embarrassing myself further.)
@DirtyDogg: What's with all the butthurt? Sony has a better motion controller, so what? We still haven't seen any games for it. Cool your jets, fanboy.
@BlueToast is a JERK! (I'm Sorry): Why does Natal have to have a special controller to have buttons? Why not use any arbitrary (wireless) controller with buttons? The thing is a specific controller is not tied to the system because it tracks your entire body, not just a wand.
What about older titles, will they be available for download, or is it only 'going forward' library wise? I don't have a PSP due to having a DS, but this actually sounds appealing, especially if older games I've wanted are out and about digitally.
@macabron: Really. For all the guff people gave the iPhone's virtual keyboard, no one mentions how craptacular typing on a PSP is. The last time I used the browser, by the time it was done rendering the page, I knew I hated what I was using.
@Kaiser-Machead: I think that's a fair assessment. The PSP's browser is virtual unusable imho. Though I have a release version of the PSP and haven't updated the firmware past whatever came with Final Fantasy: Crisis Core, but the browser was unusable in all versions before that. And the "keyboard" sucks. Although I do find the PSP comfortable to hold and use. It looks like the GO won't be though :c /
I think it's cool that they managed to get that pair of hidden smart-toggles on there and...hey what the fuck?
Actually, this doesn't look as bad as I thought it would, but there's still some serious Sony Mylo action going on here. It was smart to keep the UMD, only because users who happen to like their current titles would not have to have two friggin' PSP's. Too bad the format itself is a wank.
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With that being said - I am still excited for Project Natal.
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Probably so they can figure out the problems now, tweak it, fix it, and re-release a better version with their next console.
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It may be hard to handle, but Microsoft was fighting yesterday's fight.
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Sony is a great hardware company. They make the coolest gadgets. But when it comes to software/apps, all bets are off.
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However, the one thing we do know is that the Wii Vitality Sensor will kick both of their asses! Oh yeah, that's what I just typed, so suck on that fanny-panties. (Yes, this last paragraph is a poor example of sarcasm and I needed to put this note in there to keep from embarrassing myself further.)
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At least the sticks that come with the PS3 one have buttons.
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He looks like a ninja version of Artie Lang.
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Actually, this doesn't look as bad as I thought it would, but there's still some serious Sony Mylo action going on here. It was smart to keep the UMD, only because users who happen to like their current titles would not have to have two friggin' PSP's. Too bad the format itself is a wank.
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I will do my little dance for you.