Congratulations Mr. Knownothing. You are about to be schooled.
The power glove could only detect roll and rather horribly. Why? Because it was desgined to run with limited, unexpandable hardware. You can't stick extra ram or processor power in the nes anymore than you can the Gamecube. Infact, I have a powerglove. Wanna know what I bought it for? To cut the controller off of the forearm. That thing was bad ***.
The wii-mote more than overshadows the capability of the powerglove. And I think the power glove as the model you used to prove your point goes well out of it's way to disprove it. Infact, the model the powerglove was based on for the time had pretty similiar capabilities to the wiimote. But Nintendo chose to lose those for FINGER BUTTONING. By the way, it wouldn't have worked anyways.
I also find it incredibly, impossibly, STUPID that you're comparing nes hardware to modern console hardware. It's like you chose to ignore about 20 years of progress and changes, deciding only that it would of course work because it worked then.
Good luck with putting leaded gas in your modern sports car. Or using lead based paint to paint your masks. I mean, they worked then. They should work now!
The Powerglove and the wiimote are totally different design concepts. Otherwise Nintendo would have kep Yaw and Pitch in the design, and done away with the ****ty finger sensors instead.
The wii is NOT ABOUT GRAPHICS. AT ALL. IT WON'T EVER BE. COMPLAINING ABOUT THIS AND THEN STILL PLAYING THE WII MAKES YOU A GRADE A SUPER CLASS IDIOT.
Wii games aren't even PROGRAMMED like gamecube games. Just because the hardware EMULATES Gamecube games excedingly well doesn't mean they're all just gamecube games.
Wiiconnect24, the wiimote, the nunchuck, wireless support, etc are all MAJOR FEATURES. Features that SHOULD HAVE ATTRACTED YOU TO THE SYSTEM. Not the GRAPHICS. Which aren't what the wii is about.
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