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  Newcloud | May 22, 2008
  this is going to get ugly!!
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  Silver Mirror | May 22, 2008
  I doubt either of those rumours are real
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  Paper Mario Dude | May 22, 2008
  what...the...heck
  microsoft, get your own *bleep*ing ideas.
  Nintendo makes the idea, sony changes that and implaments them....but microsoft...jesus christ
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    Final Blade | May 23, 2008
    <sub>"All is fair and love is war".
    
    Fact is every company copies things others do. Remember MS copied the Dualshock and added it to the xbox 1, since PS2 had it?
    Remember Sony added a similar Motion control to its PS controller?
    
    Well now they're doing the same with the Wii. The only real question is will it sell and be as good or better to the Wii mote?</sub>
    
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  R1DDL3S | May 23, 2008
  Bull. They need to at least wait for their next system before copying Ninty.
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  Nurio | May 23, 2008
  This is getting good. it doesn't matter if they stole nintendo's idea. fact is this motion controller is going to be a huge hit and it benefits everyone. i wonder how different the gameplay will be like with the motion controller?
  
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    Zeon I | May 23, 2008
    It'll look better, of course. I guess Microsoft's Miis will look like real humans, too. Wait, can't call them Miis. I'll call them Xiis (X - M + X = Xii). Downloadable Chuck Norris Xiis. lol, Xiis.
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  BANDITO ATTACK | May 23, 2008
  lol @ nintendo fans "O NO THEYRE TAKING OUR GAY ASS MOTION SENSORS D: D: D: D:"
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  Magimaster | May 23, 2008
  Seriously, you can't really call it stealing ideas. Not like it was Nintendo's in the first place, but if it's a good concept and sells well then it's going to catch on with competitors. Besides, nobody really cried when Sony implemented the rumble technology based off the rumble pack, and now it's become an industry standard.
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  J Bro | May 23, 2008
  Psh, since when did Nintendo "own" motion sensing. It is a good feature that every console should add. That is like yelling at a company for having rumble or putting in analog sticks. Psh, please.
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  Wilbz | May 23, 2008
  It could become good if Microsoft set it up right. Just imagine Halo with the Wii remote, how good would that be. That's what Microsoft are trying to do.
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  R1DDL3S | May 23, 2008
  No one said they owned motion control. i said they could at least wait for the next Xbox before trying this.
  
  Bet it costs $100 to pay for it anyways since the Wiimote costs 40, Microsoft likes to jack the prices up expect around that price.
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    Magimaster | May 24, 2008
    The Wiimote only costs...*gasp* an astonishingly high $12! Time magazine did a report on the Wii when it was released and they computed the cost for each component of the Wiimote and that's what it came out to be. So yep, Nintendo's making a cool 30 bucks every time you buy a Wiimote.
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      R1DDL3S | May 24, 2008
      Yes I know that much. But Microsoft tends to overprice at a higher rate than Nintendo because teens and older have more money than 7 year olds buying games.