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 Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 10:37 pm
Well I know the damn thing sucks.
But it can be used for something.
1. Horror games: Sanity dropper anyone? Heart Rate = Sanity. Goes higher = more s**t happens.
2. Trauma Center: The more it goes higher the more you are prone to mistakes.
3. Phoenix Wright: The more heartbeat the more the chances the jury turns on you.
4. FPS: Simple enough, the more adrenaline the best chance you can stay alive.
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Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 1:57 am
Yeah, well, obviously it could be used for masturbation.
But seriously,
1. It looks like you can't use the nunchuck attachment with the sensor so any hope of a real decent game is lost. (A serious developer would probably choose the nunchuck over the sensor)
2. I tend to have a faster rate when I'm struggling at a really hard parts in video games, so have to stop and calm down every minutes is a real pace breaker.
3. The whole thing is just a dumb idea.
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Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 7:28 am
Fryderyk Yeah, well, obviously it could be used for masturbation. But seriously, 1. It looks like you can't use the nunchuck attachment with the sensor so any hope of a real decent game is lost. (A serious developer would probably choose the nunchuck over the sensor) 2. I tend to have a faster rate when I'm struggling at a really hard parts in video games, so have to stop and calm down every minutes is a real pace breaker. 3. The whole thing is just a dumb idea. Agreed.. Just freakin' agreed with everything you said man, except I don't really know about the nunchuk issue you mentioned.
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Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 7:08 pm
The thing about marketing a bad product to the general public/non-gamers is that it doesn't have to be even half-decent or half-useful. They'll cling to it like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
It's the same thing as all the 8/9 year olds you see in the video game store buying games YOU KNOW are horrible.
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Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 8:20 pm
Ace Paladin The thing about marketing a bad product to the general public/non-gamers is that it doesn't have to be even half-decent or half-useful. They'll cling to it like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
It's the same thing as all the 8/9 year olds you see in the video game store buying games YOU KNOW are horrible. Why anyone has EVER found NBA Live entertaining I have no clue.
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Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 6:12 am
Ace Paladin The thing about marketing a bad product to the general public/non-gamers is that it doesn't have to be even half-decent or half-useful. They'll cling to it like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
It's the same thing as all the 8/9 year olds you see in the video game store buying games YOU KNOW THINK are horrible. fix'd. Subjectivity rocks. wink
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Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 9:39 am
HistoryWak Ace Paladin The thing about marketing a bad product to the general public/non-gamers is that it doesn't have to be even half-decent or half-useful. They'll cling to it like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
It's the same thing as all the 8/9 year olds you see in the video game store buying games YOU KNOW THINK are horrible. fix'd. Subjectivity rocks. wink
Not really. wink
There's subjectivity over which console pwnz1111
But the general consensus can agree that a certain game is just horrible. Whether the functionality completely ruins the gameplay, the game is chock full of glitches, errors, etc, etc.
You WON'T find one person who says this game is good:
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Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 10:12 am
Ace Paladin HistoryWak Ace Paladin The thing about marketing a bad product to the general public/non-gamers is that it doesn't have to be even half-decent or half-useful. They'll cling to it like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
It's the same thing as all the 8/9 year olds you see in the video game store buying games YOU KNOW THINK are horrible. fix'd. Subjectivity rocks. wink
Not really. wink
There's subjectivity over which console pwnz1111
But the general consensus can agree that a certain game is just horrible. Whether the functionality completely ruins the gameplay, the game is chock full of glitches, errors, etc, etc.
You WON'T find one person who says this game is good:
Still, whether a game is good or not is subjectivity. 3nodding You can make the argument that you think it's bad due to glitches, etc but in the end it's still subjective on whether it definitely is. So is whether a movie or Cd is good or bad. People try to prove such a thing objectively but it still ends up coming down to subjectivity. One could argue that the 360 is a bad console because it has the RRoD. Is it true? To some it may be. To others it's not. An argument could be made for either side. Are any of them true? It's subjective. You can't use objectivity to prove subjectivity. Plus, isn't the general consensus just the most common/popular opinion about a game?
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Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 6:33 pm
Ace Paladin HistoryWak Ace Paladin The thing about marketing a bad product to the general public/non-gamers is that it doesn't have to be even half-decent or half-useful. They'll cling to it like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
It's the same thing as all the 8/9 year olds you see in the video game store buying games YOU KNOW THINK are horrible. fix'd. Subjectivity rocks. wink
Not really. wink
There's subjectivity over which console pwnz1111
But the general consensus can agree that a certain game is just horrible. Whether the functionality completely ruins the gameplay, the game is chock full of glitches, errors, etc, etc.
You WON'T find one person who says this game is good:
I liked that game. No, I actually had fun playing that game. I didn't care much for the campaign. But actually had I blast flying around the first area, picking up that car, throwing it, then trying to catch it again.
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 3:58 pm
Fryderyk Ace Paladin HistoryWak Ace Paladin The thing about marketing a bad product to the general public/non-gamers is that it doesn't have to be even half-decent or half-useful. They'll cling to it like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
It's the same thing as all the 8/9 year olds you see in the video game store buying games YOU KNOW THINK are horrible. fix'd. Subjectivity rocks. wink
Not really. wink
There's subjectivity over which console pwnz1111
But the general consensus can agree that a certain game is just horrible. Whether the functionality completely ruins the gameplay, the game is chock full of glitches, errors, etc, etc.
You WON'T find one person who says this game is good:
I liked that game. No, I actually had fun playing that game. I didn't care much for the campaign. But actually had I blast flying around the first area, picking up that car, throwing it, then trying to catch it again. I liked Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Not because of the gameplay or story progression, but because it is the best way to throw benches at people. EVER. Makes me glad that Nintendo made a tilt-sensing controller.
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Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2009 10:25 pm
Ace Paladin HistoryWak Ace Paladin The thing about marketing a bad product to the general public/non-gamers is that it doesn't have to be even half-decent or half-useful. They'll cling to it like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
It's the same thing as all the 8/9 year olds you see in the video game store buying games YOU KNOW THINK are horrible. fix'd. Subjectivity rocks. wink
Not really. wink
There's subjectivity over which console pwnz1111
But the general consensus can agree that a certain game is just horrible. Whether the functionality completely ruins the gameplay, the game is chock full of glitches, errors, etc, etc.
You WON'T find one person who says this game is good:
I'm sure Lois is a fan.
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Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 7:42 am
Thi idea wont make any money like no one wants to sensor their pulse WE JUS WANNA PLAY THE GAME its totally pointless stressed
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Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:33 pm
Heir Kaiba Well I know the damn thing sucks. But it can be used for something. 1. Horror games: Sanity dropper anyone? Heart Rate = Sanity. Goes higher = more s**t happens. 2. Trauma Center: The more it goes higher the more you are prone to mistakes. 3. Phoenix Wright: The more heartbeat the more the chances the jury turns on you. 4. FPS: Simple enough, the more adrenaline the best chance you can stay alive. My doubts are almost purged. Do you think any developers will actually think the same way?
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