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Ye, that is a good point about the PS1's Dual Shock controller. If the current Wiimote controller will still work with basicly all the upcomming games, then i think there is a bigger chance that we might see a Wiimote with built in Motion+ as the new standard controller But if several of games are starting to require the use of the Motion+ controller, and if this becomes a new standard when it comes to making Wii games, then i dont know how things will be, since then all of the current Wiimotes wont work with those games (unless you use the external Motion+ add-on of course, but then you most likely have to buy it).donny2112 said:I hadn't really thought about this before, but PS1's dualshock. It came out a year or two into the PS1's life and became the standard. The old controller still worked, of course, but the dual shock was the new standard and games began being made with that controller in mind. Also on a totally tangential note, I've often thought of the Wii more in terms of the PS1 (starting the shift, long legged titles, lots of experimental titles) than the PS2 (presupposed king, full backing of the industry from launch on).
It can also be like what Minsc said, that maybe Nintendo tests out Motion+ on the market first to see how popluar it becomes before they start to make a new standard Wii controller. I think it should be interesting to see what Nintendo does
Ye, i think it also should be interesting to see how the Wii will be in the upcomming years with which games that will come out etc.