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The ultimate FPS controller for the Wii?
The E3 audience was shown a 'plastic' holder that allows the Wii remote controller and the Nunchuck to be integrated into something that will be every the dream for every lightgun-addict (MrCustard?). Now this could take First person shooters - and perhaps even third person shooters - to a whole new level combining light gun games with the FPS/TPS genre. Now isn't that innovative for a small piece of plastic?
Nintendo Wii 'Zapper' E3 2007
Source: Nintendo, E3
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Wii Remote Sensitivity
Now that the Wii has been out for awhile, have you all that have it noticed any problems with the sensitivity or accuracy of the Wii controllers? I know I was originally skeptical of the Xbox360 wireless controller, but I can't tell the difference in it compared to the wired type. Is it the same with the Wii?
Cheers/Frank
Source: Nintendo, E3
Wii-mote
It will be interesting to see how effective it is. Apparently it's like using the Wii-mote in the menus and when Web browsing meaning it picks up the slightest movements. That has the potential for rapid arm fatigue. Still, the Wii-mote just begs for these things to be attempted...
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Bill Loguidice, Managing Director
Armchair Arcade, Inc.
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Mr Custard is already busy using the Wii-mote as a PC lightgun
Mr Custard is already busy using the Wii-remote as a light-gun approximation for various retrogames on PC with help of a BlueTooth driver/application for HID devices. All what is needed is a sensor bar that can be used with Bluetooth I believe. Mr Custard?
Editor / Pixelator - Armchair Arcade, Inc.