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Department of Computer Science and Engineering, CUHK 2007 – 2008 Final Year Project – 1st Term Report Fig 1.1 A typical steering wheel specially designed for games Konami's Dance Revolution is another example making use of different inputs. Players can dance on a specially designed game pad and this is considered as the actual movement inside the game. Undoubtedly players can enjoy this very well. Fig. 1.2 Dance Pad specially designed for Konami's Dance Revolution LYU0702 Legendary of 18 Weapons - Motion Capture Data Analysis for Wii Remote Page 8 / 77
1.3 THE REVOLUTION OF WII Department of Computer Science and Engineering, CUHK 2007 – 2008 Final Year Project – 1st Term Report Nintendo Wii®, first available in November 19 2006, is considered as a revolution in Video Games. Nintendo noticed that classical game controllers haven’t been changed for more than two decades, and thought this limited creativity and ranges of games. “There are examples of controllers that were made for specific games such as Konami's Dance Revolution. And for a long time, we thought that changing the interface would broaden game design and loosen creative constraints on programmers.” said Shigeru Miyamoto from Wii development team [2]. Fig. 1.3 Screen shot of Wii Sports – the tennis So Nintendo started developing a new console with codename “revolution”, Wii is the final name for this console. One of the most distinctive features is the design of the game controller. Unlike controllers of other consoles, Wii controller is a remote – Wii Remote. This remote has several important features: 1. Motion sensors are installed inside the remote to sense movements from players, which is treated as the input to the Wii machine. Instead of holding the gamepads and press buttons to control, Wii Remote allows user to control by just waving the remote, which is more realistic. LYU0702 Legendary of 18 Weapons - Motion Capture Data Analysis for Wii Remote Page 9 / 77
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