http://xbox360.canaljuegos.com/XBox3...&juego=Fable+2Originally Posted by Molynuex
All I can say is that Microsoft is an incredibly smart company and I never fail to be impressed by just how clever they are. Don’t forget this is the company which pioneered LIVE which I believe will ultimately be far more impactful on video games in the long term than something like the Wii controller.
/Plant a seed and watch the tree grow as you age
Originally Posted by WHOAguitarninja
It's obviously too early to tell which will have the most longstanding impact, but I can see what he says being true potentially. I can also see it being false. I don't think anyone can really say right now.
The power of the internet vs. the power of a couple gyros and an accelerometer?
Remember: the Wiimote could easily be ripped off and used on other systems. Then Nintendo would be back to square one with relying on 1st party franchises to keep the system afloat. There's no reason why any system can't have both.
I hope that sounds objective enough-- not trying to start a flame war.
xboxlive = internet :lolOriginally Posted by Mamesj
The power of the internet
agreed this deserves a second lawl.Originally Posted by cw_sasuke
xboxlive = internet :lol
I bet Insomniac will talk about how great Blu-Ray is next.
Then we can sit down with Retro over tea while we discuss why using the nunchuck to grapple is more important than the advent of chess.
he said long term.Originally Posted by DeaconKnowledge
The market is proving him wrong right now. VERY wrong.
Not really. You can't judge how a market will develop based on the sales over a single year. If it turns out that from this point foward every single console in the future is waggle enabled(god i hope not), then it may be that the Wii-mote is more impactful, but I think it's far more likely to see a future where online integration and digital distribution of media is more commonplace and integral to the experience than a waggle controller.Originally Posted by DeaconKnowledge
The market is proving him wrong right now. VERY wrong.
While I'd certainly say that right now I think he's right, if the Wii-mote becomes the standard method of interaction, then I think a case could be made for it. I don't think it will, but if it happens that it does it will be hard to ignore as a hugely hugely important development in the industry.
The power of the internet vs. the power of a couple gyros and an accelerometer?
Remember: the Wiimote could easily be ripped off and used on other systems. Then Nintendo would be back to square one with relying on 1st party franchises to keep the system afloat. There's no reason why any system can't have both.
I hope that sounds objective enough-- not trying to start a flame war.
If the Wiimote gets ripped off by another company, won't that prove that it's consequential?Originally Posted by Mamesj
Remember: the Wiimote could easily be ripped off and used on other systems.
The wii-mote hasn't. Only one system actually uses it.
I personally see this as saying "The analog stick is far less consequential than rumble"
The Wii will be insignificant when the PS4 mind-control gameplay device is unveiled.
Pretty much what I'm thinking.Originally Posted by ShockingAlberto
Developer of Microsoft game likes Microsoft.
I bet Insomniac will talk about how great Blu-Ray is next.
Then we can sit down with Retro over tea while we discuss why using the nunchuck to grapple is more important than the advent of chess.
Waggle + Live? Now thats a combination.
Close.Originally Posted by cw_sasuke
xboxlive = internet :lol
XBL=Pay for your own internet. Again
While this is true, XBOX Live has been on the market since what, 2003? As far as I can see it has has had 4 years to prove itself an unquestionable hallmark of the industry and still hasn't been able to do so.Originally Posted by WHOAguitarninja
Not really. You can't judge how a market will develop based on the sales over a single year. If it turns out that from this point foward every single console in the future is waggle enabled(god i hope not), then it may be that the Wii-mote is more impactful, but I think it's far more likely to see a future where online integration and digital distribution of media is more commonplace and integral to the experience than a waggle controller.
Is the internet an important part of gaming? I think so, but as far as Wiimote vs. XBOX Live specifically, I really think the cards have been laid down.
There you have it, Microsoft invented the internet. And sure enough the bastards from Sony copied it!Originally Posted by cw_sasuke
xboxlive = internet :lol
lol, i see what you did thereOriginally Posted by belvedere
Close.
XBL=Pay for your own internet. Again
Originally Posted by cw_sasuke
xboxlive = internet :lol
Umm, yeah smart guy, xbox live is something that utilizes networking power and internet connections to run, thus, the power of the internet, which holds a lot of potential--it's not static.
A wii remote will still be a wii remote in 50 years. Fine tuned with a couple new features perhaps, but it may not look a whole lot different from what we see today.
some very slight critical thinking would've uncovered this for you. ;-)
I think I am going to start saying this in every thread that devolves into system wars until I get banned.
It's not about proving to be a hallmark of the industry...it's about influencing the development of it. Sony has responded with PSN, even Nintendo is online now. Every console developer has certainly taken notice of what MS has done and are trying to come up with something to atleast compare to it. This is what he's talking about. It is still WAY too early to tell what longterm effects the Wii-mote will have on how consoles go forward in the future. Like I said it may become the defacto standard method of control, then you would have an argument for it, but it's simply too early to tell right now.Originally Posted by DeaconKnowledge
While this is true, XBOX Live has been on the market since what, 2003? As far as I can see it has has had 4 years to prove itself an unquestionable hallmark of the industry and still hasn't been able to do so.
Is the internet an important part of gaming? I think so, but as far as Wiimote vs. XBOX Live specifically, I really think the cards have been laid down.
And yeah connectivity is far more consequential than a new control scheme, but this has nothing to do with the 360.
xbox live > waggle...
but to each his own.
I think Wii-mote will have a bigger impact on casuals. Far less "intimidating"
Originally Posted by Billy Rygar
oh shit console WARZ
And yeah connectivity is far more consequential than a new control scheme, but this has nothing to do with the 360.
exactly what I'm saying, but apparently it's more fun to interpret words incorrectly and use them on people instead of discussing things.
Xbox live is an extension of something larger and more dynamic than its self. Xbox Live could evolve pretty far on its own, but that's not the ground level.
I didn't say it was going to be inconsequential. damn.Originally Posted by Сrushed
If the Wiimote gets ripped off by another company, won't that prove that it's consequential?
ps Wii has internet browsing.
agreed! but I still like XBL if only because of the demosOriginally Posted by MrPing1000
A paid for online service with ads should not be praised.
ps Wii has internet browsing.
Frankly I think that's bullshit.Originally Posted by WHOAguitarninja
It's not about proving to be a hallmark of the industry...it's about influencing the development of it. Sony has responded with PSN, even Nintendo is online now. Every console developer has certainly taken notice of what MS has done and are trying to come up with something to atleast compare to it. This is what he's talking about. It is still WAY too early to tell what longterm effects the Wii-mote will have on how consoles go forward in the future. Like I said it may become the defacto standard method of control, then you would have an argument for it, but it's simply too early to tell right now.
Sony has been online with the PS2 for years and it as a system has proved to be far more popular than XBOX Live. So what is it? Are we distilling the service into "internet gaming" or are we looking for the entire package that XBOX LIVE offers?
The Wiimote does not make every Wii game better.
By that tiny criteria, Peter Molyneux is clearly correct.
The Wii has far more "internet" functionality than the 360.Originally Posted by Mamesj
The power of the internet vs. the power of a couple gyros and an accelerometer?
Remember: the Wiimote could easily be ripped off and used on other systems. Then Nintendo would be back to square one with relying on 1st party franchises to keep the system afloat. There's no reason why any system can't have both.
I hope that sounds objective enough-- not trying to start a flame war.
ahem.There you have it, Microsoft invented the internet. And sure enough the bastards from Sony copied it!
XBL is a unified service that brings a lot more than just internet gaming to the table. While the PS2 did have a online service, it was not unified and relied heavily on the developers to bring their own online model to fruition. And from what I remember, I don't think the PS2 online was ever more popular than XBL, I could be wrong though.Originally Posted by DeaconKnowledge
Frankly I think that's bullshit.
Sony has been online with the PS2 for years and it as a system has proved to be far more popular than XBOX Live. So what is it? Are we distilling the service into "internet gaming" or are we looking for the entire package that XBOX LIVE offers?
"'which I believe will ultimately be far more impactful on video games in the long run"Originally Posted by DeaconKnowledge
The market is proving him wrong right now. VERY wrong.
I think he conceded that point already. Just saying.
Nintendo isn't trying to match it. Sony is trying to surpass it.Originally Posted by Prine
XBL is one of the best things to happen to gaming. Every company is trying to match it