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The Wii Speak microphone - how well does it work?

TVGB's Matthew Razak got to sit down while waiting for his press time with Nintendo and experience the Wii Speak microphone for himself while playing Animal Crossing: City Folk with none other than "Mario" (actually the voice actor behind Charles Martinet) on the other side of the mic.

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Polluted5767d ago

So now we'll probably get voice activated controls in addition to waggle. Nintendo's on a quest to eliminate those pesky "buttons" once and for all.

Maybe they'll get their own version of Sega's Seamen or Tom Clancy's Endwar.

Max Power5767d ago

i would imagine that their would be an echo, from the tv speakers. i hear that all time online with people with headsets and the tv loud.

nintendostar5767d ago

you know I never even thought about that possibility

nintendostar5767d ago

he said there wasn't and its not a head set soo

StephanieBBB5767d ago (Edited 5767d ago )

This thing must be able to read the mouth opening and closing for it to work properly. If it's driven by sound, you will either have to hear everything times ten as an echo when you speak with someone in game or, play your games with no sound which will kill the experience.

Was it so hard for nintendo to instead just develop an wireless mic?

ChickeyCantor5767d ago

their lame "living room" idea.

They want living rooms to be connected ...but i guess Nintendo forgets that some people have it in their own room.

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Is Disney Dreamlight Valley Like Animal Crossing? Biggest Differences

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Animal Crossing At 20: Setting The Bar For Social Simulation Games

In the 20 years since its worldwide debut, the Animal Crossing franchise has conquered the world with creativity and cozy vibes.

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Nintendo is streaming two concerts from Japan this weekend

From VGC: "Nintendo will be live-streaming two concerts from its Nintendo Live event in Japan this weekend.

Nintendo Live is a physical event taking place in Tokyo on September 8-9, but some of the show will be broadcast on YouTube.

Specifically, two concerts based on Animal Crossing and Splatoon will be streamed for viewers to watch worldwide."

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