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    Alice O'Connor posted a new article, Wii Vitality Sensor holdup explained.

    Nintendo has explained why the pulse-monitoring Wii peripheral is taking so long, while insisting that it has "a lot of interesting potential."
    May 03, 2011 9:00am PDT
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    Alice O'Connor posted a new article, Wii Vitality Sensor holdup explained.

    Nintendo has explained why the pulse-monitoring Wii peripheral is taking so long, while insisting that it has "a lot of interesting potential." : ShacknewsThis person is cool!

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    • This made me think of Ubisoft's "Innergy" I haven't heard anything about it since E3, is it still in deve... : Haxim
    • When they insist there has "a lot of interesting potential", all I can think of is playing "Real Girlfrie... : John-Nash
    • I think it's more likely that sensors get built into the Wii 2 controller than a separate sensor you atta... : aethyr
    • The best solution I can see is to make it standard on the new system's controller. A similar application ... : cyrax04
    • Gotta say, it'd be sweet if a puzzle game sensed frustration to trigger hints. : crummynzThis person is cool!
    • The real potential is it being the biggest laughing stock in the history of gaming hardware accessories. : rosewoodThis person is cool!