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Motion-based Controller Coming to PC and Consoles
BY Se AjalaFeb. 5th, 2008

darwincontroller.jpgWell it was bound to happen sooner or later, someone coming out with a motion sensing controller for Nintendo’s competitors that is. Motus Corporation’s claims that their upcoming Darwin Controller will surpass Nintendo’s Wii-mote and will have more realistic controls based on the fact that it uses its gyroscopses and accelerometers in a more involved capacity. The controller will always orient istelf with magnetic north, and can sense which direction it’s pointing.

The Motus Coporation has a history with motion based controllers, being that they first cut their teeth into developing controllers for golfers to help them work on their swing.

Motus is hoping to release the controller by the end of the year for use with PCs and current-gen consoles, minus the Wii. Hopefully they’ll find a way to cut down on the projected price of $79-$99 USD at least somewhat though, unless they’re planning to ship it with a gold nugget.

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    todd666
    February 11th, 2008
    at 1:16 am

    This has failed before it’s even released. Who the hell would buy something like this. They should at least make it look good and not like some two dollar piece of plastic.

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