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Protip: Next time you take direct-feed footage of a game you've never played before make sure you know what the heck you're doing before you start recording.
WELL I LOVE SIDEQUESTS AND HATE YOU.
MM is amazing. Incredible art, incredible music and gameplay concepts that are still amazing because no one has dared tackle them since.
Correction from an earlier postQuoteA smarter controller: I played SOCOM 4, a third person-shooter, with the Move pointed at the TV like a gun and the sub-controller in my left hand to command character movement. Wii games that were controlled with Remote and Nunchuk could be befuddled if the player pointed the Remote away from the screen. If you were playing a shooter and aimed just off the screen, the game's camera might start spinning or the game would pause and ask for the player to point at the TV again.The guys from Ubisoft said this problem was solved with the inclusion of M+ and that you could technically even shoot at enemies that were off screen. They were playing around with it for Red Steel 2(I'm sure ShyGuy could find the interview).
Still not as accurate as PSEye/Move(for off screen tracking), but it works exactly the same as if someone where blocking the camera like the Kotaku person said.
What doesn't make sense is that if they were just introducing the HD market with all new TV's and widescreen was to be the standard, then why not bump the standard up to "Theater Wide" WS and use that as the HDTV standard?
It sucks to have 16:9 as the standard and movie makers want to up the ante to extra widescreen when everyone just started buying WS TV's barely 10 years ago. Weren't movies already being shot in that frame before 16:9 was standard?
