At a recent meeting, an analyst asked Nintendo president Satoru Iwata about life-science doohickey, and the exec replied that the release date for the product hasn’t been decided. The Wii Vitality Sensor, however, still is in development. Iwata explained that it works on only 80 per cent of people, and it’s difficult to get it to work for 99 per cent.
Maybe more news at this year’s E3? Maybe not…
Doak
Friday, April 29, 2011 at 2:05 PMNew nintendo System is coming out.
This will not make the wii market.
This will likely be incorporated into the new Nintendo controller. Which would make sense.
Stan
Friday, April 29, 2011 at 6:06 PMHow can this not work for most people? It is simply a rebranded pulse oximeter as used in healthcare settings everyday. They just work easily for anyone who has normal circulation.
This justification is pure bs.
Stan
Friday, April 29, 2011 at 6:08 PMOh- and you can buy them for well under $100 – under $50 in some cases so the manufacturing cost is not the issue. It’s more likely they haven’t made a decent game for it yet.