the Wii's motion controller isn't that great either really though. It mostly works by flicking the controller to do what is essentialy a button press and is no where near as versatile as the early ads suggested.
Thats what I gathered from the reviews, not saying thats bad, but its not as freeform and natural as we have been lead to believe. The new Zelda game sword fighting uses a flick to simulate a button press. and with fishing a power casting of the rod is easier achieved with a sudden hard flick of the wrist than trying to simulate the movement of a real rod.
Still, looking forward to playing with one, but dont really expect much.
Recent NPD survey of 16.000 people put the PS3 way above the other consoles in popularity despite the price, mainly due to its library of quality old PS1 and PS2 titles.
Thats what I gathered from the reviews, not saying thats bad, but its not as freeform and natural as we have been lead to believe. The new Zelda game sword fighting uses a flick to simulate a button press. and with fishing a power casting of the rod is easier achieved with a sudden hard flick of the wrist than trying to simulate the movement of a real rod.
Still, looking forward to playing with one, but dont really expect much.
Recent NPD survey of 16.000 people put the PS3 way above the other consoles in popularity despite the price, mainly due to its library of quality old PS1 and PS2 titles.