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Xbox 360 Motion Remote
Third party console accessory manufacturer Gametrak Freedom have announced their Xbox 360 motion remote will be available this autumn in the US,with the PS3 getting it sometime next year.It comes with game 'Squeeballs' which looks a bit mental to be honest (this game will also be coming out for the Wii).The Gametrak Freedom USB hub will support up to 4 motion controllers which look nothing whatsoever like Nintendo Wiimotes !.Other software companies are apparently looking into developing games for it but might have to hurry to get them out before Nintendo decides to sue Gametrak Freedoms blatant idea stealing asses !.
Third party console accessory manufacturer Gametrak Freedom have announced their Xbox 360 motion remote will be available this autumn in the US,with the PS3 getting it sometime next year.It comes with game 'Squeeballs' which looks a bit mental to be honest (this game will also be coming out for the Wii).The Gametrak Freedom USB hub will support up to 4 motion controllers which look nothing whatsoever like Nintendo Wiimotes !.Other software companies are apparently looking into developing games for it but might have to hurry to get them out before Nintendo decides to sue Gametrak Freedoms blatant idea stealing asses !.
Xbox 360 Motion Remote
Third party console accessory manufacturer Gametrak Freedom have announced their Xbox 360 motion remote will be available this autumn in the US,with the PS3 getting it sometime next year.It comes with game 'Squeeballs' which looks a bit mental to be honest (this game will also be coming out for the Wii).The Gametrak Freedom USB hub will support up to 4 motion controllers which look nothing whatsoever like Nintendo Wiimotes !.Other software companies are apparently looking into developing games for it but might have to hurry to get them out before Nintendo decides to sue Gametrak Freedoms blatant idea stealing asses !.
Third party console accessory manufacturer Gametrak Freedom have announced their Xbox 360 motion remote will be available this autumn in the US,with the PS3 getting it sometime next year.It comes with game 'Squeeballs' which looks a bit mental to be honest (this game will also be coming out for the Wii).The Gametrak Freedom USB hub will support up to 4 motion controllers which look nothing whatsoever like Nintendo Wiimotes !.Other software companies are apparently looking into developing games for it but might have to hurry to get them out before Nintendo decides to sue Gametrak Freedoms blatant idea stealing asses !.
Do you know what type of games will be playable with it???
Poor Wii :(
I predict it will take off in the same way the camera has...
Rumours are that MS plan to have their own motion controller ready for E3 next week, so there are bound to be some games to go with it.
Bear in mind that the PS3 had a motion controller from the start, didn't do Sony any favours.
However, it's not going to exactly hurt Wii sales...
Rumours are that MS plan to have their own motion controller ready for E3 next week, so there are bound to be some games to go with it.
Bear in mind that the PS3 had a motion controller from the start, didn't do Sony any favours.
However, it's not going to exactly hurt Wii sales...
It just means that from a Reggie Filsame (sp?) point of view, Nintendo will have to keep on releasing quality games that keep Nintendo in the current race.
Otherwise, if Nintendo's winning points start becomming available on other systems, Nintendo will start falling back and will have to consider new options...
Otherwise, if Nintendo's winning points start becomming available on other systems, Nintendo will start falling back and will have to consider new options...
Agreed Edgy, but that's good news for the consumer.
Still, no-one has games quite like Nintendo's line up and even some of the third party stuff is unique to the Wii.
Still, no-one has games quite like Nintendo's line up and even some of the third party stuff is unique to the Wii.