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Nintendo unveils Wii MotionPlus at E3 2008
By Colbert | July 15, 2008
Nintendo on Monday introduced an accessory that improves the motion sensitivity of the Wii video game controller. MotionPlus works in combination with the built-in accelerometer in the Wii remote and the sensor bar within the video game console to deliver more comprehensive tracking of the player’s movements. As a result, the accessory, which attaches to the end of the remote, provides a one-to-one response of a player’s movements and the video game.
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