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L12: Crazy
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Genauso gings mir bei der PK.
aber sowas von DITO
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Genauso gings mir bei der PK.
Also passiert immer dann etwas, wenn der Puls hoch ist?
Da is der Eschreckeffekt ja gleich 0, da man ja immer sofort weiss, wann was passiert.
Das Spiel könnte aber auch anders reagieren... Es merkt das Dein Puls runter geht und
spawnt ein paar Zusatz-Gegner um die Ecke...
Man kann es z.B. auch prima einsetzen um die Musik zu steuern... Die passt sich dann dem Puls
an...
So ein scheiss braucht doch niemand.
Aber gekauft wird es trotzdem.
VB: And one of those new surprises is the Wii Vitality Sensor? SI: The sensor doesn’t have a direct connection to Wii motion sensing. But let me say why we made an announcement about it at this time. Take the example of Wii Fit. When we talked about it two years ago, a lot of people thought the Wii Balance Board was crazy. They thought Nintendo would start selling a bathroom scale. But Wii Fit became a success because we saw a “blue ocean strategy.” But now a lot of companies are fighting in the red ocean of follow-up exercise games. [Note: As discussed in the Blue Ocean Strategy book, too many sharks in one area make a red ocean; but innovators who swim in the blue ocean have no rivals]. When we introduced the Wii controller, we were in the blue ocean and this year is still the blue ocean. But the year 2010 may become the red ocean for motion-sensing controls, based on what Microsoft and Sony say. The advantage for Nintendo is that we always try to do things that other companies don’t try to do. That is something that the general public appreciates. That’s why we have to introduce this Wii Vitality Sensor. A lot of people must be wondering what the hell this is about. But that’s exactly the way people felt two years ago with the Wii Balance Board. Looking at the history of video games, and game controllers in particular, you have always controlled it consciously. That’s what the name implies. Starting from the movements
of your fingers to the shifting of the body mass, you always control it consciously.
VB: Your nervousness or calmness? SI: Not exactly that. Your automatic nerves. You can’t control it consciously, but your heart always beats. You may sweat. Your body may shiver. Those are signals of your automatic nerves. By trying to sense the nerves, it can tell a lot. The pulse can include this information. You may feel totally relaxed. Maybe you will play a horror game and the sensor can tell how scared you are.
Sir! Jawohl, Sir! ;-)
Neues zu bringen ist keine Kundenverarsche. Musst es ja nicht kaufenKundenverarsche hoch 3