I mean, you could try, but that's clearly not true. No game using Wii Motion Plus supports it. Not even all shooters support it, such as The Conduit or Red Steel 2 that require you to swing the Wii Remote and nunchuck individually.
@@LiamRproductions if you have a Wiimote with the Motion Plus built in (such as the one painted gold that came with special editions of Skyward Sword) you could just put the Motion Plus wiimote into the Wii Zapper. It is the exact same size as a regular wiimote, after all.
The Nintendo Knitting Machine had a game but only Japan. Basically it was a Famicom Disk System called I Am a Teacher: Super Mario no Sweater. This game allowed the players to make their own sweater pattern and send it to Royal industries Co. to make the sweater
The joy con's IR sensor can detect heart-rates as shown in Ring Fit Adventure, so maybe games in the future will utilize this feature in clever ways. In some small way, Iwata's vision for the vitality sensor carried over to the Joycon.
Imagine something in the vain of the "FATAL FRAME" series using this - where the player has to go through some mental & physical distress before progressing!
You're definitely not the only one who considered this. Heart rate sensors do exist for PC, and the horror game Nevermind on Steam can utilize the technology. So the experience does exist in some form... just not on a Nintendo console.
Alvoria DeViridian That’s not entirely correct. The right joy-con is capable of reading one’s heart rate through the infrared sensor. It’s even utilised in Ring Fit Adventure. Some Smartphones have also had this exact feature.
@@outoftouchnetwork not true tho. Nintendo wanted to collaborate with sony and they both created the play station. It was just supposed to be like N64DD but the prototype they had was just another snes butt with cd rom installed to it. Then nintedo decided to back stab sony and collaborate with other company and scrap the play station idea just before the announcement. Sony and nintendo were both there creating it. Sony did all of the cd rom stuff and nintendo just put snes on top of it. Then sony created the playstation. Then they didn't create the 3dv zcam was shown to nintendo if they would like to buy it and create it for the Wii as official peripheral. They said no. Camera became PC only camera, microsoft bought it and made it to kinect Nintendo didn't create anything they were just involved in those in minimal ways.
@@Finnishmanni as far as I remember, sony and Nintendo both worked on it, but Nintendo later realised that they would not be making any money on the accessory, or the games sold for it. After Nintendo and sony had a falling out, Nintendo went to another company to create its cd accessory, while Sony took the concept and created the first PlayStation.
A early type of the "Vitality sensor" was released way back for the N64 with the game "Tetris 64". Known as the "Bio Sensor". I think the reason it failed is because you basical have to clip it onto your finger, and it presses onto your finger nail, the longer your finger nails the more it will ache. Sort of like biting the tip of your fingers lightly, then trying to bend them. They work pretty good, but it's a bit like taking a clothespin and attaching it to your finger to play a game...
I love Nintendo's crazy peripherals; it really shows off their creative and imaginative prowess. Not all can be winners of course but I'm sure the research and development time were valuable all the same and used in different ways, a bit like the Vitality Sensor seeing life (in a way) in Ring Fit Adventure.
The heart monitor would have been excellent if used in conjunction with horror games. If we ever got a new Eternal Darkness, this accessory would would excellent with it I imagine.
I remember seeing the pulse peripheral in a magazine when I was younger. The particular article I read had claimed that it was meant to be a means to change difficulty in a game in accordance with the player's pulse. I had thought this was a cool idea at the time.
So you’re saying Miyamoto made the Wii Zapper a holder instead of an independent controller because he didn’t want us to buy more-than-needed batteries? WE DONT DESERVE MIYAMOTO 100
Nintendo doesnt sell batteries but they DO sell charging cables. If you spend your money on batteries, its money that could have been spent on a charger.
And maybe I misunderstood something but they didn't want people to buy extra batteries for the optionnal rumble feature so they just removed it completely ? That doesn't make sense
They once presented a device which would recognize the direction the user was facing. It was demonstrated with a Wii version of PES making it possible to move the camera by just tilting one's head to the desired direction. It was never released though as far as I know
Amazing video ! But... wait a minute, the footage at 7:00 is from... Turrican Cyclone (or Turrican 2007 for PS3), right ? There’s a grappling beam, you can walk jump and fire at the same time, just like the artworks / concepts :)
Am I the only one who thinks that the IR headtracking concept looked super cool and pretty functional, that would have been such a cool way to interact with a game or even create a perceptual 3D environment like in the demo.
I think you forgot to mention about how the vitality censor did give a bit of a chance to live on as the Switch’s IR camera on the joy-con for a surprising function for RingFit Adventure. By covering the camera with the thumb it measures the pulse after a hard workout during Adventure Mode. Whether it is to-the-numbers accurate is beyond me but I noticed how it would produce numbers that indeed reflect my body’s level of exercise I would produce at the time and tell me how hard I am working out.
i swear that i saw the vitality sensor for sale in gamestop some time around 2012. it was bundled with some game that looked like wii fit, but it may have been a third-party game
6:56 when megaman Spiderman and Prince of Persia fuse lol I must say the majority of these I had no idea about!!! Sad they didn't come to light - by this time some of those ideas might be halfway decently developed ideas! On the plus side however there is some hope still as hardware is advancing (Zen 2 architecture, advancements in direct x 12 with it's multi GPU implementation & such) add to that VR being better than ever (although still somewhat in it's infancy) perhaps in another decade and a half or so we might just see reworked versions of some of these idea rolling out!
The Wii having a pulse monitor control hmmm..... The game MegaMan Battle Network was originally planned to have the game detect your heart beat and also planning to make the game a horror genre but it isn't possible since the GBA doesn't have that feature
@@KingNoteBlock I wouldn't call that a reliable source Either way,sounds interesting I'll look into it Maybe the horror part comes from the WWW creating a virus that makes people's search history public...
There was also a keyboard peripheral for the SNES by TranDirect Holding together with Nintendo of America to be used for online banking but ultimately was never released.
Here’s a peripheral that Nintendo hinted for the Switch but as of now hasn’t come out, it’s the Switch reveal video, people were playing Mario Kart on a car stand for Switch, unless something changes, Nintendo has never revealed the car stand for Switch
Don’t know if it belongs here since it’s gonna be release. Pokémon Sleep looked like it was based on a cancelled project that Iwata was working on before he died. There was a report that the following president, Kimishima had cancelled a product that’ll track your records of sleeping. It just made me think that Pokémon Co. revive that project as it’s own.
What if there was a wii horror game that used the vitality sensor? It could have an on-screen heart rate monitor and adjust gameplay elements according to your bpm.
A trilogy of the rogue squadron series is already completed for the Wii which runs at locked 60 fps and has even better graphics, sadly it will never see the light of the day
I remeber there was a video that had a joke about the Wii Vitality Sensor. I don't remember what it was called, but the joke went something like "Hey, what's the Wii Vitatlity Sensor supposed to do?" "It's supposed to make mad money bitch."
Fun fact: The Switch can measure your heart rate by holding your thumb over the IR camera on the right joy-con. This however is only utilized in Ring Fit Adventure but is fairly accurate
Too bad that the 3D glasses never came out, those seemed like they would've been really cool, though I wouldn't have been able to use them. Prescription glasses and all.
@Otacon464 Yes, but even though the 3DS isn't VR, its' certainly more VR capable than the VB. (for instance, I still hold that Federation Squad is best played with free-aim permanently active. Also there's the VR demo game suite)
I really think the time has come to bring back the knitting accessory. We've gone FAR too long without a knitting gaming console.
Suggestive Gaming But what about the Game Boy sewing machine-
Crochet is where it's at. You could make your own Yoshi.
Knitting Hero incomming :'D
You have got to be knitting me...
Gameboy singer sewing machine...?
To quote Scott the Woz on the wii zapper “Literally every wii game supports it, it’s a piece of plastic”
Don’t forget the Wii Wheel too
I mean, you could try, but that's clearly not true. No game using Wii Motion Plus supports it. Not even all shooters support it, such as The Conduit or Red Steel 2 that require you to swing the Wii Remote and nunchuck individually.
@@senpairo8289 hey all*
@@LiamRproductions He's just quoting Scott the Woz, man
@@LiamRproductions if you have a Wiimote with the Motion Plus built in (such as the one painted gold that came with special editions of Skyward Sword) you could just put the Motion Plus wiimote into the Wii Zapper. It is the exact same size as a regular wiimote, after all.
The Nintendo Knitting Machine had a game but only Japan. Basically it was a Famicom Disk System called I Am a Teacher: Super Mario no Sweater. This game allowed the players to make their own sweater pattern and send it to Royal industries Co. to make the sweater
Damn I miss Iwata, he was a good man.
At least that heart monitor doesn’t sell my data to third parties
🤔
Theres a story here somewhere
BurntToast ohh not true, it has dlc that handles that
The joy con's IR sensor can detect heart-rates as shown in Ring Fit Adventure, so maybe games in the future will utilize this feature in clever ways. In some small way, Iwata's vision for the vitality sensor carried over to the Joycon.
Imagine a horror game using this feature
@@nostix3608 Resident Evil kinda always did. At least on a user-interface level.
Iwata, that name brings back memories...
I’m pretty glad the vitality sensor did eventually become a reality, just in a different way.
@@nostix3608 Some sorta _competent_ reboot of Illbleed for the Dreamcast?
Imagine something in the vain of the "FATAL FRAME" series using this - where the player has to go through some mental & physical distress before progressing!
Who else thought that the vitality sensor would have been a cool for an amnesia style horror game?
You're definitely not the only one who considered this. Heart rate sensors do exist for PC, and the horror game Nevermind on Steam can utilize the technology. So the experience does exist in some form... just not on a Nintendo console.
Alvoria DeViridian
That’s not entirely correct. The right joy-con is capable of reading one’s heart rate through the infrared sensor. It’s even utilised in Ring Fit Adventure.
Some Smartphones have also had this exact feature.
Me! there's plenty of horror games on the Wii that could have greatly benefited from this add on
So namco has an arcade game called dark escape...
The closest we got to the vitality sensor is from Ring Fit Adventure
yeah surprised they didnt mention it
True. That's the closest we can get to the Vitality Sensor.
It’s not just close, it does exactly the same thing. I wonder how a accurate it really is though.
@@toyjesus Yeah, true on that.
Dahnaroo I have a real heart rate sensor and I’ve tried them side-by-side, it’s pretty accurate (at least for me!)
Sad that Iwata could never make the vitality sensor a reality, RIP.
The Vitality would have been great for horror games. Playing a game like Dark Escape 4D at home would have been pretty cool.
In some alternate universe, Nintendo made both the Playstation and the Kinect.
In a way, kinda this universe.
That means Crash would be in Smash 😩
@@outoftouchnetwork not true tho. Nintendo wanted to collaborate with sony and they both created the play station. It was just supposed to be like N64DD but the prototype they had was just another snes butt with cd rom installed to it. Then nintedo decided to back stab sony and collaborate with other company and scrap the play station idea just before the announcement. Sony and nintendo were both there creating it. Sony did all of the cd rom stuff and nintendo just put snes on top of it. Then sony created the playstation.
Then they didn't create the 3dv zcam was shown to nintendo if they would like to buy it and create it for the Wii as official peripheral. They said no. Camera became PC only camera, microsoft bought it and made it to kinect
Nintendo didn't create anything they were just involved in those in minimal ways.
@@Finnishmanni then tell me what this article found www.engadget.com/amp/2015/11/06/nintendo-playstation-is-real-and-it-works/
@@Finnishmanni as far as I remember, sony and Nintendo both worked on it, but Nintendo later realised that they would not be making any money on the accessory, or the games sold for it. After Nintendo and sony had a falling out, Nintendo went to another company to create its cd accessory, while Sony took the concept and created the first PlayStation.
nintendo unreleased peripheral?
*a joy con that dosen't drift*
2000 subs with videos it’s sad that that’s true
Ever since I got a new red/blue pair, I haven’t had ANY drifts.
Oof
Achievement unlocked: One of the lucky few
The Blue one that came with my system on Opening Day had drift once in a while, but I have a new set of Joycons that don't fail.
A early type of the "Vitality sensor" was released way back for the N64 with the game "Tetris 64". Known as the "Bio Sensor". I think the reason it failed is because you basical have to clip it onto your finger, and it presses onto your finger nail, the longer your finger nails the more it will ache. Sort of like biting the tip of your fingers lightly, then trying to bend them. They work pretty good, but it's a bit like taking a clothespin and attaching it to your finger to play a game...
The IR glasses sounds like a really good idea to me! A little like VR without a headset
They did, however, release a sewing machine for the Gameboy. They also had a gambling add-on for the Super Famicom.
Gambling add-on?
Jacob Lapsley
Surprise mechanics!
@@jrlaps521 Google Jra Pat. It's for betting on horse races
I love Nintendo's crazy peripherals; it really shows off their creative and imaginative prowess. Not all can be winners of course but I'm sure the research and development time were valuable all the same and used in different ways, a bit like the Vitality Sensor seeing life (in a way) in Ring Fit Adventure.
Me too.
The heart monitor would have been excellent if used in conjunction with horror games. If we ever got a new Eternal Darkness, this accessory would would excellent with it I imagine.
this explains so much about the kinect
When do we get a Nintendo TV that looks like an apple
Fun fact the switch has a minor vitality sensor use on the controller, they use it in Ring Fit Adventures to check your pulse.
Not really a minor vitality sensor, fairly sure it specifically uses the IR sensor itself.
Out of all the companies to track my heart rate I think Nintendo is the one I am least worried about
tbf if the tracking mobile apps were wrong 10% of the time too they wouldn't be as much of a deal either. :P
I remember seeing the pulse peripheral in a magazine when I was younger. The particular article I read had claimed that it was meant to be a means to change difficulty in a game in accordance with the player's pulse. I had thought this was a cool idea at the time.
I remember in Nintendo Power, they suggested a good game for the Wii Vitality Sensor would be the Ace Attorney series.
Yea as in a way if you could tell if the defendant was lying or not by it's heart monitor
I recall how the Vitality Sensor became a running joke for a while since it's lack of updates following the announcement.
So you’re saying Miyamoto made the Wii Zapper a holder instead of an independent controller because he didn’t want us to buy more-than-needed batteries?
WE DONT DESERVE MIYAMOTO 100
If only all companies cared about the consumer like that... thank you, mr. Miyamoto.
I WANNA BE SEDATED WITH A GAME BOOOOY
Booster Gold WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND NAMES THEIR COMPANY STD!?!?
Avgn is a gaming legend
@@ninsegamer1134 he a fucking sell out now.
Ken Mabie mans gotta eat
@@Ayden_B
I don't need to sell out in order to eat. He shouldn't, either.
Timestamps:
0:45 - Knitting Machine
2:15 - GameCube Motion Controller
3:20 - GameCube 3D-LCD
5:01 - IR-Glasses
7:22 - Wii Zapper Prototype
9:09 - ZCam
11:18 - Wii Vitality Sensor
I honestly believe the Vitality Sensor would've gone over a bit better if Nintendo didn't announce it at freaking E3.
Okay but for real, Switch Knitting when? I WANT TO MAKE AN UNTITLED GOOSE SWEATER!
Yeah! me too.
I kinda want Amiibos to unlock preset patterns for it
Its good that the vitality sensor kinda finally saw the light of day in wii fit adventure
*Ring Fit Adventure
Man that Super Scope 6 for the SNES was simultaneously one of the coolest peripherals I ever owned as well as the source of a lot of my childhood rage
The Wii immersive camera would've been awesome for a Time Crisis style game tbh
It always comes back to factor 5.
Fah-ctor 5 XD
Nintendo didn’t want customers to buy extra batteries??? But you have to buy the power cable to the 3DS separately......... WAT?!!!
Plus it’s one battery for something that doesn’t even get used for a lot of games. It looked so much better than the one we got
Nintendo doesnt sell batteries but they DO sell charging cables. If you spend your money on batteries, its money that could have been spent on a charger.
You do NOW. You didn’t used to have to
And maybe I misunderstood something but they didn't want people to buy extra batteries for the optionnal rumble feature so they just removed it completely ? That doesn't make sense
Where’s my WiiPhone at?
Yeah!
I was soo happy when it was first revealed! I can't believe he didn't mention it!
That stuff about factor 5 is sad, VR might be in a whole different level if their tech and game design went mainstream.
Imagine having to pitch a stupid product no one would ever buy and you only have 30 minutes to prepare.
Whatever happened to the *Wii U* Zapper that was shown during the Wii U reveal trailer at E3 2011?
Imagine the Mama series coming back with a bunch of peripherals.
😂
Papa games are better in my opinion, he even has a platfroming series!
@@Jayvoru Wow, I didn't know that!
@@thekiddshow its because of the mayonaise video
@@Jayvoru mayonnaise vid?
I WANT THAT KNITTING MACHINE! "I like your sweater where'd you get it? My NES knitted it!!"
Would've been cool if you had tied in the vitality sensor point with the heart rate function in Ring Fit Adventure.
ROB is how Nintendo got into the toy stores to begin with!
They once presented a device which would recognize the direction the user was facing. It was demonstrated with a Wii version of PES making it possible to move the camera by just tilting one's head to the desired direction. It was never released though as far as I know
Amazing video ! But... wait a minute, the footage at 7:00 is from... Turrican Cyclone (or Turrican 2007 for PS3), right ? There’s a grappling beam, you can walk jump and fire at the same time, just like the artworks / concepts :)
Konami announced a card scanner for Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Transer on Wii, but that disappeared.
Am I the only one who thinks that the IR headtracking concept looked super cool and pretty functional, that would have been such a cool way to interact with a game or even create a perceptual 3D environment like in the demo.
Me and my friends at school love your videos!!!! Perfect channel for children
I love DYKG's and Unseen64's video's as well!
Shhhh the FTC is listening
*COPPA will remember that*
It's for nerdy children like me
What about the "Quality of Life"? Since Iwata passed away, nobody talked about it again at Nintendo.
Jeez, this has to be the quickest episode of Game History Secrets yet. This felt like half is fifteen minute runtime!
That's a good thing, right? If so, thanks!
I think you forgot to mention about how the vitality censor did give a bit of a chance to live on as the Switch’s IR camera on the joy-con for a surprising function for RingFit Adventure. By covering the camera with the thumb it measures the pulse after a hard workout during Adventure Mode. Whether it is to-the-numbers accurate is beyond me but I noticed how it would produce numbers that indeed reflect my body’s level of exercise I would produce at the time and tell me how hard I am working out.
Vitality censor cancelled due to it removing children.
All the Rogue Leader footage makes me miss Factor 5 so hard.. imagine how good it would be if they still had the Star Wars licence..
Game Booth Disney would have taken it away when they bought LucasArts.
Curse that EA. But at least Disney let Respawn make the newest Star Wars game and it turned out great.
@@DragonSamurai182 more than likely but I can dream..
@@BlazeHeartPanther haven't had chance to play yet but I've heard good things!
i swear that i saw the vitality sensor for sale in gamestop some time around 2012. it was bundled with some game that looked like wii fit, but it may have been a third-party game
You know, if Factor 5 had just *one more month,* they could have potentially saved their skins. :c
Nintendo should have bought them
Maybe the reason the knitting machine wasn't mass-produced was because Wallace sued them. After all, he did file a patent.
@@Chad_Eldridge Excel Saga
You know it's a Liam video when Factor 5 gets brought up lol (Also when he narrates it of course)
Fah-ctor 5 XD
Good to see Unseen 64 make a video that isn’t on crappy license games no one even asked for
Knitting Machine?my Grandmomma Would’ve Loved it
6:56 when megaman Spiderman and Prince of Persia fuse lol
I must say the majority of these I had no idea about!!! Sad they didn't come to light - by this time some of those ideas might be halfway decently developed ideas!
On the plus side however there is some hope still as hardware is advancing (Zen 2 architecture, advancements in direct x 12 with it's multi GPU implementation & such) add to that VR being better than ever (although still somewhat in it's infancy) perhaps in another decade and a half or so we might just see reworked versions of some of these idea rolling out!
PLEASE: Can anyone tell me what even is at 2:20, with Miyamoto and Trinen presenting the GameCube.
anyone got the link for the video of the kids using 2 ir on his glasses to make the screen perspective shift to him?
The Wii having a pulse monitor control hmmm..... The game MegaMan Battle Network was originally planned to have the game detect your heart beat and also planning to make the game a horror genre but it isn't possible since the GBA doesn't have that feature
A horror megaman game?
Can't see it
Seto Kaiba At least thats what I heard in the 107 Facts about Mega Man
@@KingNoteBlock I wouldn't call that a reliable source
Either way,sounds interesting
I'll look into it
Maybe the horror part comes from the WWW creating a virus that makes people's search history public...
They should integrate the vitality sensor with a survival horror game. When your hartbeat goes above a certain point the monsters could sence you.
Wait, so Luigi's Mansion was originally a 3D game... so does that make the N3DS version of Luigi's Mansion the original vision?
There was also a keyboard peripheral for the SNES by TranDirect Holding together with Nintendo of America to be used for online banking but ultimately was never released.
Technically, the Right JoyCon actually has a heartbeat sensor thanks to the Camera that's built in
Excellent job
Song name during the Vitality Sensor segment?
I hope everyone enjoys the video. Check out my channel for more unreleased games and trivia if you do! Thanks.
Imagine the vitality sensor being used in horror games
Adam Crawford That would be really scary!
wonder if they'll use ideas from the vitality sensor in pokemon sleep? being able to relax does improve sleep quality
Here’s a peripheral that Nintendo hinted for the Switch but as of now hasn’t come out, it’s the Switch reveal video, people were playing Mario Kart on a car stand for Switch, unless something changes, Nintendo has never revealed the car stand for Switch
Don’t know if it belongs here since it’s gonna be release. Pokémon Sleep looked like it was based on a cancelled project that Iwata was working on before he died. There was a report that the following president, Kimishima had cancelled a product that’ll track your records of sleeping. It just made me think that Pokémon Co. revive that project as it’s own.
A meditation game would be awesome
Instead of the finger reading, they should have gone for a Wireless chest pulse reading strap. Could be like a balance board.
Whats the song at 11:19 from?
That glasses thing is FUCKING AWESOME.
You had me at a thumbnail of a Nintendo™ Pulse Oximeter lol
_Nintendo: Never stop innovating_
at least the joycon has the IR sensor
What game is the song from at 0:45
I know I heart it before 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Since this November marks the 25th Anniversary of DKC, why not end the month with a video on Donkey Kong Secrets?
that vitality sensor is actually pretty interesting to bad it couldn't be made to work
They eventually did... With the IR scanner of the Joy-con. Heart pulse rate detection currently used by Ring-Fit Trainer only, but still.
The vitality sensor somewhat came back. in Ring Fit Adventure, you can use the IR Camera on the Joy-Con to check your heart rate.
It can’t be a Liam Robertson video without mentioning Factor 5
Ah really? Is he a big Factor 5 fan? I hadn't heard of him prior to this.
Fah-ctor 5 XD
What’s the car game at 4:59?
Those glasses would have been awesome. Nintendo was always ahead of it’s time.
Kudos to that one nerd for trying to make waves with IR cameras before Nintendo went all in with the Switch
What if there was a wii horror game that used the vitality sensor? It could have an on-screen heart rate monitor and adjust gameplay elements according to your bpm.
Weird how they got the vitality sensor to work on the N64 (worked only on Tetris 64 Japanese version).
Im not gonna lie rouge Squadron on gamecube still looks amazing
A trilogy of the rogue squadron series is already completed for the Wii which runs at locked 60 fps and has even better graphics, sadly it will never see the light of the day
I remeber there was a video that had a joke about the Wii Vitality Sensor. I don't remember what it was called, but the joke went something like
"Hey, what's the Wii Vitatlity Sensor supposed to do?"
"It's supposed to make mad money bitch."
Yes! Prototypes/obscure hardware are my FAVORITE TOPIC
Is there gonna be a DidYouKnowGaming Angry birds?
Fun fact: The Switch can measure your heart rate by holding your thumb over the IR camera on the right joy-con. This however is only utilized in Ring Fit Adventure but is fairly accurate
what's the music in the intro? (first 3ish seconds)
Too bad that the 3D glasses never came out, those seemed like they would've been really cool, though I wouldn't have been able to use them. Prescription glasses and all.
The vitality sensor would have worked great with horror games. 🧟♂️🧟♀️
VirtualBoy needs to be rebooted. The technology is here! Wii remotes and Joycons you gave us that's like VR.
@Otacon464 That, and the 3DS to begin with.
@Otacon464 the cardboard design triggers me. also nintendo dont talk about that anymore
@Otacon464 Yes, but even though the 3DS isn't VR, its' certainly more VR capable than the VB. (for instance, I still hold that Federation Squad is best played with free-aim permanently active. Also there's the VR demo game suite)
@Otacon464 I wouldn't say better than 3DS tbh, 3DS has some advantages over the VR kit method. Like better controls.
The heart rate sensor doesn't surprise me, with all the wii exercise games.
Man, Factor 5 were really ambitious in its day...
I feel bad now.
0:21
How is R.O.B. infamous?