This little gem would be best served as a digital rectal thermometer. And I would use it then. But since it is a super-idiotic design for a game controller I will not use it.
From Wired:
"Its Japanese designers call it a "game remote control." Nintendo's American employees have taken to calling it "freehand style." Whatever you call it, the controller -- which uses motion-detecting hardware to pinpoint its distance from the screen, location in the room, and even pitch and yaw -- promises a whole new way to play console games."
I DO love the main console though! Very sexy!
From Wired:
"Its Japanese designers call it a "game remote control." Nintendo's American employees have taken to calling it "freehand style." Whatever you call it, the controller -- which uses motion-detecting hardware to pinpoint its distance from the screen, location in the room, and even pitch and yaw -- promises a whole new way to play console games."
I DO love the main console though! Very sexy!
You can go to kotaku.com for more details and links to this marvel of modern retardedness.
There's also a paper origami version if you want to see how it will look in your hands.
There's also a paper origami version if you want to see how it will look in your hands.
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