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Old 04-29-2008, 10:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default The next thing from Nintendo

So Mario Kart Wii and GTA4 are both out. Both are awesome games and I really shouldn't care much about the next game that is worth anything. But oddly enough, I have been following different ideas from Nintendo. Nintendo has been way to family friendly for me for many years now. But that doesn't change the fact that they keep doing things that catch my interest. The Wii is the only system to really take gaming to the next level. To play, you move more than just your thumbs. As it turns out, Nintendo wants you to now move more than just your arms. Introducing the "Balance board". So the thing is an add on for the Wii and comes with the game Wii Fit. Now you may be asking what else you can use it for. By what I hear, Activision has signed on and will be making a skateboarding that uses the balance board. I could easily see many sports games using this system. Not only is it an awesome idea for gaming, it is also making games good for more than eye-hand coordination. It comes out in late May for about $90.



It might just end up being for a cult following, but I almost wonder if holodecks started out this way.
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