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Some people seem to be having trouble differentiating between the original powerglove and the potential of powerglove2.
The original was an unresponsive pile of shnit that was rubbish for controlling the thousands of available games.
A new version would incorperate wiimote technology and would have games designed for it much like games are designed around wiimote.
Use your imagination people!
@veho - Looks cool but you can't use the buttons on the wiimote
The original was an unresponsive pile of shnit that was rubbish for controlling the thousands of available games.
A new version would incorperate wiimote technology and would have games designed for it much like games are designed around wiimote.
Use your imagination people!
@veho - Looks cool but you can't use the buttons on the wiimote
That's kinda dumb... the nunchuck has the same motion sensing capabilities as the Wii remote minus the pointer, so having 2 Wii remotes AND a nunchuck doesn't make any sense.
I think the Wii remote and nunchuck designs are pretty tight already... I'd like to see a wireless nunchuck or more games that make use of two Wii remotes for a single player mind you.
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Well, the problem is that the Powerglove has such a bad reputation that you don't want to call anything Powerglove 2... Imagine an awesome new 3D graphics console from Nintendo but called Virtual Boy 2...Some people seem to be having trouble differentiating between the original powerglove and the potential of powerglove2.
The original was an unresponsive pile of shnit that was rubbish for controlling the thousands of available games.
A new version would incorperate wiimote technology and would have games designed for it much like games are designed around wiimote.
Use your imagination people!
@veho - Looks cool but you can't use the buttons on the wiimote
You could use the buttons, with some holes cut out, the same way you could on the original Powerglove, looking extremely stupid while doing it.
The question is: What use does the Powerglove design have in games that Wiimote + Nunchuk can't provide? If the answer is "none but it would be awesome" then you won't get to see any games designed for it but instead only a cheap crappy third party glove.
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You really don't see any advantages in having wiimote technology at 5 points on your hand? It would allow the wii to perfectly map, and take advantage of, the full dexterity of the human hand!The question is: What use does the Powerglove design have in games that Wiimote + Nunchuk can't provide? If the answer is "none but it would be awesome" then you won't get to see any games designed for it but instead only a cheap crappy third party glove.I can't think of any advantages.
Read that again and smack yourself. Why would any video game need the full dexterity of the human hand? Does a GTA clone need a hand gesture to make a middle finger? A system like this can be better suited for Robotics not a game console. That's why you don't see Nintendo shelling out millions for R&D to make this. Wiimote and nunchaku is good enough.
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It's an awesome idea, but not yet. When we get full Virtual Reality (no, I don't mean crappy green wireframes produced by a gargantuan headset) 2 'powergloves' will be necessary for full immersion. But alas, that's not going to happen for many years.
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Developers already have a crap time making games feel not gimicky with the current control scheme (see MK:A, Prince of persia, Metal slug, Super swing golf) For nintendo to say Hey look we got a glove, use it. Theirs no way in hell developers are gonna use it fully when they can't even use the wiimotes right
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^ awesome my trap card worked. Goo YUGI
EDIT:Aww Should have quote T_T. Would have been awesome =D
EDIT:Aww Should have quote T_T. Would have been awesome =D
Tell the truth! you just want a Bring It On game so you can use "SPIRIT FINGERS"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YDbnkfHtD_E
HAHAHAHAHAA
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YDbnkfHtD_E
HAHAHAHAHAA
As a game developer myself, I want you to think about how guys like me would actually make a game, where you controle the stuff with each finger, it's pointless, unessarily complicated, useless. It would be great to mimic the hand, in a game you actually needed the use of your fingers seperatly... but what kind of game can you turn that into? Pretty much just a hand simulator.
The only good way to utilize it, is just like how you use the remote.
Now one can argue that you can use each finger to controle different things, but try and wrap your brain around that.
The only good way to utilize it, is just like how you use the remote.
Now one can argue that you can use each finger to controle different things, but try and wrap your brain around that.
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Dude, remember marble madness? You could do a similar game where you have to flick a ball around a maze.
Come to think of it, that would be pretty cool on wii!!
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What the fuck?
There are about three games like that on the Wii already and I can't imagine any use for more than one motion sensor in such a game...
I can't think of a game that justifies the cost of 5 motion sensors in a glove. I can't even think of a reason to tape the Wiimote to your arm instead of holding it in your hand.
I can't think of a game that justifies the cost of 5 motion sensors in a glove. I can't even think of a reason to tape the Wiimote to your arm instead of holding it in your hand.
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Out of the games currently on sale? No, neither can I. But that's not the point - can you think of any PS2, GC, or Xbox games that justified the cost of developing wiimote? I can't.
if this is what you have in mind. I and the rest of the users here have the right to beat you down and make sure you never procreate with another human.
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