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Um, what exactly is the point of that? |
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Stick a broom up its USB port and it can
sweep the floor on its way out. |
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kind of hard to see the screen when your falling from 30000 feet dontcha think? |
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The point is further integration of Wii into the daily life. E.g. with Wii:pedometer you could enter an online contest of who walks (and fights obesity/warming) the most.
With Wii:SkyJmpr you get online cred by having the proof you actually did jump, not just bragging about it. |
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So this would be more like those "Achievements" that X-box has, but you have to go out into the real word to get them. Jump with a parachute 2 times and have a secret low-gravity Mario level unlocked -- which you will appreciate more after actually skydiving. |
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I could see the point of this. I'd buy it. |
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Why not just have the remote sync your data to the console when you take it home? |
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Wii Pedometer would make a great addition to Wii sport's fitness section. |
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I like the idea of getting achievements by doing things in the real world. |
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Just one ?, what if someone has a physical limitation that would prevent them from doing physically demanding things to get free game levels, like skydiving? |
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[wolstech]Secret levels can be optional -- and there, of course, can be several types of those with different "achievements" required to unlock them. |
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