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Motus CEO talks Darwin motion-control

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The success of the Wii has brought a lot of attention to motion-based game controls. Sony and Microsoft are undoubtedly working on their own motion-control systems right at this moment, but Motus, a company started by a team of MIT grads out in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has already demonstrated a new controller that has the potential to bring motion control to any gaming platform.
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ape007 - 479 days 4 hours ago
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1 - no just no
we don't want crappy motion controlles in ps3 or 360,leave the hardcore alone,if this happens,you are gonna see a sea of crappy,retarded and casual stuff,imagine carnival games for ps3 or Microsoft sports,or other gimmicky games

ALL THE CRAPPY STUFF ON WII WILL POUR ON PS3 AND 360

SORRY MOTUS
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kspraydad - 479 days 2 hours ago
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1.1 - As a PS3 owner I say bring it on...
As it isn't the STANDARD way of controlling the majority of developers will continue to program for the DS3. Those that DO program for the Motus MAY bring new customers into the PS3 fold. That is good for all PS3 owners as more consoles means more overall support.

It really wouldn't affect your gaming on the PS3 negatively AT ALL.
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Mike134nl - 479 days 4 hours ago
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As long as the motion controller doesn't come standard with a console, I can't see this taking off.
But it might spur third party developers to make better quality games
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Ju - 478 days 21 hours ago
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I agree. As long as its a third party product, I'd call this failure to launch. We had that before and it never worked out. If all future consoles come with wigly controls, I'm out of console gaming, seriously. PS3 won't get old, though. No need to be afraid.
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knoxin - 479 days 3 hours ago
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I rekon the next xbox 720 you;ll get one in the box
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tk - 478 days 23 hours ago
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4 - For now...
Rather than having a PS2 / PS3 Wiimote, XB360 Wiimote - rather let Motus make it for this gen. Next gen this should be standard.
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lewis - 478 days 22 hours ago
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5 - sweet
thats gotta sell fast!!!!
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DarkBlood - 478 days 22 hours ago
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nice but thats depending on the majority of the games that i have would not have motion controls. like i say the motion does not matter at least i got the hang of it so it wont be a problem but it stil ldoesn't mean just because a game has motion controls for ps3 does not mean i will get it, only if im interested in the game and to find out that i need the motion controls but if it is optional i may choose the controller but the motion control is not kiddie to me in fact i may play the same game again only with different controls.

ps: i barely use sixaxis
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