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The Nintendo Wii have revolutionized the way we know gaming but now it seems they are taking the same to the next level. After story about xbox 360 phone, now how about a mind-controlled game that Nintendo is proposing? T3 gives a little clue that all you have is a headset accessory that uses brainwaves to control characters and features immersing in-ear headphones. So just imagine a streamlined Wii emote with just one button, which you point and press and rest your brain takes over. Though brain-wave technology has already become a reality with Emotive pioneering in-game systems, but soon it seems Nintendo will come out with the first mind-controlled console on the market.
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10 Responses to “Nintendo Wii in 2010”
By Phillip Vilches on Aug 2, 2008 | Reply
Man… They say that soon we’ll live in video games, as everyday lives… In a perfect digital world, sometimes forgetting about the real world… Soon, when we want to be at the beach, we’re at a sunny beach, when we’re hungry, the Burger King mascot will appear out of no where and actually hand you a whopper in person! xDDDD
Sooner or later… We’ll be living in a video game… o_o Maybe we already are… Maybe people from the future will use technology, from video games as a way to teach history class, and we’re all just part of the experience. O_O
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And the cycle will continue on, and on.
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Okay. Video games, are just starting to freak me out, now. >_>
By mario kart wii on Dec 9, 2008 | Reply
Wow, awesome
second to none. It merely seems like magic.what will we do of our present wii. I am going make a decision to sell mine by next year.
By Jax on Dec 15, 2008 | Reply
I totally agree. This scares me…seriously.
By Paul on Dec 19, 2008 | Reply
It’s not very scary. Have you seen the stuff emotive is creating or looked at it’s developement kit. It can’t read your mind. It needs to be trained like speech recognition on a computer. You have to think a thought and manually tell the system what thought you’re thinking so that next time it knows that.
By games on Jan 11, 2009 | Reply
Now that is I think a machine made by some freak, but maybe it wont be to scary after we use it and get used to it
hopely
By Dionn on Jan 30, 2009 | Reply
This will be usefull yes but what about the first wii will we threw them all away whaen people get this new wii? Won’t it vost a fortune?
By Dionn on Jan 30, 2009 | Reply
Would this be for the best. It would cost a fortune. What would happen to all the other wii’s from before 2010?