Introducing Wii MotionPlus Upcoming Nintendo’s Accessory
15 July, 2008 - 18 Views - Under Gaming And Consoles
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While we saw it hinted at in patents, Nintendo is springing quite the doozy on us at E3 in the form of its new Wii MotionPlus add-on. Perhaps in a preemptive strike against supposed Wiimote competition from the likes of Microsoft and Sony, Nintendo is beefing up its motion support with this add-on, which is supposed to proved “an Unmatched Level of Precision and Immersion,” with sensors to supplement the accelerometer and sensor bar to provide 1:1 motion — as in, I move my arm this much, my character moves his arm that much. So far that’s all we know about the unit, Nintendo will be detailing more at its E3 media briefing tomorrow.
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