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I'm talking about stuff like the Wiimote, upcoming MS and Sony motion cameras and even the DS touch screen. Personally I've only tried the DS. The idea of the the Wii's motion controller never appealed to me. I've seen some games with it. I thought it looked like a cool concept for a limited number of games, but not something I'd like to necessarily have in all my games. Even with the DS stylus, I'd prefer to play games the way I have traditionally instead of being forced to use the touch screen. Especially games that are ports/remakes of older games that were playable on consoles that didn't have that technology.
I've seen the demo for Natal, MS' motion sensing camera. While it was impressive as a technology, I'm skeptical of how it could be used well with games (in general). If they make specialized games for it then that would be fine, but I wouldn't want to play all my games with something like that. An example of where specialized controllers made sense was with light gun games, which are basically on rail shooters. The light gun gives you an advantage since you can aim much faster with it than you could with a traditional controller. Otherwise, I prefer traditional controllers.
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