Xbox Motion Sensing On It’s way?

December 27th, 2007 by Erich Jurgens in News, Rumor, Technology, Xbox360


With both Nintendo and Sony in the motion sensing game, it was only a matter of time before Microsoft joined in. If recent rumors are any indication, this may happen sooner than later. Apparently, Microsoft is working with a company called Gyration to implement motion controls into a controller. Gyration previously worked with Nintendo to put motion controls into the Wii, maybe you have heard of it. Hopefully Microsoft keeps in mind that if it can’t be done well it shouldn’t be done at all.

As you probably know, this isn’t the first time news of a motion controller for the Xbox has popped up. It is however the first time we’ve had substantial evidence of a first party controller. One question that remains unanswered by this however. Would the motion controller be a late attempt to match up the Xbox 360 and PS3 for features, or is this motion sensor intended for the next generation Xbox. Is motion sensor functionality a good move for Microsoft? leave a comment to tell us what you think.

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2 Responses to “Xbox Motion Sensing On It’s way?”

  1. John Says:

    LOL Microsoftie is really getting scared of the Playstation now.

  2. Ry Says:

    So they should, PS3 beats them in everything… except quality titles >:D

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