A follow up to my post guys!
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=54468
Anyways, eager to finally found out about the hardware in the Nintendo Wii, I opened up the case and was excited to see the different chips and all. The problem was there were no chips in there.
The things powering Wii are small gnomes and a couple of hamsters. And you know what the graphics on the Wii games are too? Well, the gnomes dress up to the different characters in the game and cosplay in front of backgrounds on cardboard paper inside the Wii. It's all happening in real time. Every time a player moves the Wiimote or presses a button, a probe inserted in the gnome's rectum sends an electrical shock to the gnome to inform it what it should do. I also found out that the Wiimote is made of Mortadella cheese. It tastes pretty well. Now this is something Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 has not. Wii rocks!
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=54468
Anyways, eager to finally found out about the hardware in the Nintendo Wii, I opened up the case and was excited to see the different chips and all. The problem was there were no chips in there.
The things powering Wii are small gnomes and a couple of hamsters. And you know what the graphics on the Wii games are too? Well, the gnomes dress up to the different characters in the game and cosplay in front of backgrounds on cardboard paper inside the Wii. It's all happening in real time. Every time a player moves the Wiimote or presses a button, a probe inserted in the gnome's rectum sends an electrical shock to the gnome to inform it what it should do. I also found out that the Wiimote is made of Mortadella cheese. It tastes pretty well. Now this is something Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 has not. Wii rocks!