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  Play ISDF | February 20, 2008
  Hola shazbot, it's being sold now? Awesome! I can't wait to hear what gamers have to say about how well it works. If it turns out to work pretty well, then I am so getting one of those things.
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  Red 9 | February 20, 2008
  I prefer using my hands, TBH. I also don't like the idea of being neurologically linked with something artificial. But that's probably just me.
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  nflsmc | February 20, 2008
  Yes, this won't help people who say video games decrease the amount of exercise kids get at all.
  
  At least with normal controllers you burn some calories with your thumbs...
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    slumpy monkey | February 20, 2008
    Extremely minimal ammount.
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  tallteen86 | February 21, 2008
  Yeah, I heard about this, I can see it being implemented on a future console, once they work out the kinks, and make it a practical way of doing stuff (as speedy, or speedier than using hands)....
  
  PS4 or PS5 maybe >_>
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  kik36 | February 21, 2008
  I don't think ANYONE wants to know my emotions when I play some of these games.....LMAO What happens when you get so ticked you wanna chuck the controller? Does your character just go ape shit in the game popping off rounds in the air? Or does he do like my 1 year old daughter and roll around on the floor and cry when she doesn't get her way? LMAO
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    tallteen86 | February 21, 2008
    LOL ;;
    
    Actually, if it can translate that anger, a well designed game might improve your characters strength and such, but there is likely a trade-off, like tunnel vision, and lowered defense or something....
    
    Also, games/systems that use these things will likely require some calibration, they expose you to certain images (based on your age and such), and determine how you react to certain situations...
    
    Perhaps a 'training mode' on the system/game that learns your mannerisms >_>
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  Red 9 | February 22, 2008
  ..I would still prefer a controller. Anything else I could just go out and experience for myself. Depends on how you're linked up to it.