the problems lie in software use for me, i tried it out with re5 and i was having trouble *most likely due to camera placement*
but even so it wasnt mandatory and found my self using the dualshock again given between 2 options with one game you know im going to go with the controller by default
im assuming which is why i was ok with the wii having its remote controls as the standard package
im not sure where im going with my post but lol needless to say it has to be really really different in the same game for me to use the move more then the dualshock controller given the option
Looking at the patent, the band leaves the controller and wraps around the controller?
Inside its connected to two switches, one turns the heat on and the other cold. The swiches connect to a heat/cold sync. The main purpose of it all is to heat up, and "cool" down though.
I don't think the main purpose was originally to cool it down, and thats what I was thinking as it would be hard for it to get cold. In terms of "cool" they just mean bring it back down to room temperature. "Cool the in game gun BACK down in real life"
HOWEVER the idea of the controller getting cool to help prevent sweaty hands, now I'm interested.
Stop trying to be a wiseass Kos-Mos, you look stupider with each attempt.
Are you suggesting that patents shouldn't exist, and that people should invent things just so they can look forward to someone else taking credit for and profiting from them? Patents have boundaries in how they are obtained and enforced. You can not have a patent on "communication", but if you invent a new technology that facilitates communication, you can patent that.
What is the problem here?
*edit* btw, "land of the free" is in reference to speech, religion, and general lifestyle. It doesn't reference a promise to be able to steal other people's intellectual property.
Would this be enough to get people buying the Move though?
I would assume its a lot harder to make the controller cold than it would be hot.
I'll patent showing porn on the internet. How about that? Bloody laws in the land of the free.
I think I see their logic...
step 1) it gives hot temperature feedback.
step 2) it gets dual shock vibration.
step 3) ...it goes in someones a$$.