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November 19, 2006, Nintendo changed the face of the game by the introduction of the motion games console technology. This allowed a range of different games which required a whole new type of game. Instead of bashing the buttons on a controller of the normal, the players received a remote control. Remote control movements detected by a sensor, which allows for Nintendo's Wii monitor and record the movements of the presence of players. Virtual technology was presented in several futuristic films but the Wii was our first movement sensors technology overview and a taster of things to come.

Front of the Wii, no console had developed the technology to take advantage of motion detectors to monitor our movements. The Wii has marked the beginning of a new type of game where your actions could be emulated on the right to screen TV from you. They used this type of technology to develop many simple games such as Wii Sports, which has many short activities such as tennis and bowling. Since then, Nintendo introduced many games require you to use the remote control in completely different ways from a standard controller.

The main difference with the Wii is that it can require you to be much more active. With the standard controllers, you can sit down and do not move for several hours, while as the games. With the Wii, some people prefer standing as this gives them the room to make a particular movement. This type of technology motion has attracted different types of people with the elderly be reported as receiving a bit of action of the Wii in retirement homes.

This level of popularity is not passed unnoticed, which is evident with the Xbox and PS3 releasing their own version of the technology of the motion. Xbox released their Kinect sensor in November 2010, where no controller was used in conjunction with the system and their motto main "you are the controller". Kinect sensor is able to capture your movements of the body without the need for a controller and it also incorporated the hand movements to scroll through the menus. It is a very impressive technology and is a sign of the future.

Nested PlayStation the not releasing the controller to move the PlayStation in September 2010. This is similar to the Wii remote you will need to use the controller to monitor the movements of your body. He has received impressive reviews with many praising its accuracy and how it has been used to develop the motion-based gameplay.

Nintendo all started in 2006, but the competition have raised the bar in terms of technology of movement with more accurate and more innovative than the Wii products. With the interval of 4 years between the release dates, it was inevitable, but in 2012, we will see if Nintendo can raise their level to continue the work begun by the Wii.