0:28 those are some real great moves. Not ironic or sarcastic, just some good dancing. Didn't have to go that hard for a background detail of a video game history video, but I am so glad you did anyway!
I will always welcome motion controls mostly because I’m used to using them because I grew up with the wii But still the fact that this technology exists and has evolved to we’re it is now is insane
This is still a weird niche thing for a lot of people, but using a gyroscope for fine aiming in FPS games is pretty great once you get the hang of it. I'm pretty sure the original splatoon basically invented it but the steam controller and steam deck's "touch a capacitive button to activate the gyro" is designed heavily towards gyro aiming. I like it, but I don't use it all the time.
It wasn't really Splatoon that "invented" gyro, but rather the entire 3DS itself. Splatoon is simply the most popular example of gyro. I do agree though. Gyro needs to become an industry standard option in most games. When it comes to objective performance, gyro is better than sticks by a landslide. While it is a pain to setup (in steam at least), it is certainly worth it. It won't be easy, though, with Microsoft refusing to add gyro to their controllers, and there being quite a few people who despise gyro because they believe that "gyro = exhausting waggle". Though, with Nintendo's insistence on gyro, that number is smaller every year.
You missed the whole lineup of SteamVR headsets. There's the vive, vive pro, valve index (often displayed next to the deck) and it was VERY important in the development of VR as they were actually first to implement motion before oculus copied them.
i just want to mention this but some afterburner cabinets actually had you sit in them and moved with your along with your plane, there's also GLOC's 360 cabinet which indeed, did rotate a whole 360.
Wow, seeing the Razer Hydra gave me a flashback. Back in 2015, before VR headsets with motion controllers were even on the market, i knew a guy developing a shooter game using a Oculus Rift DK2 and the razer hydra. It was my first ever "full body" experience in VR, which was something very uncommon at that time.
Including the steam controller and steam deck, but not the Vive or Index which respectively were the first with roomscale tracking and finger tracking?
i wanna learn more about the version of portal shown at 14:50 , portal is one of my fav games ever and it looks super interesting. i’ve always been kinda interested in motion controls for portal because as an avid splatoon player i love motion controlled shooters and i’d wanna see how it’d feel w portal… also the cube stretching mechanic seems so strange but super interesting, does anyone know if it’s an official thing or a mod?
Not mentioning the fact that the Kinect was gonna have quite a lot of features until the fcker was delayed multiple times and removed those features without telling anyone else
XAVIX PORT MENTIONED!!!!! I went down a deep rabbit hole looking into this thing a few months back, when a friend accidentally left one in the bag with the xbox he wanted me to fix. I've since become a diehard xavix fan, its such an interesting little thing
Does anybody remember an old 3d fighting game, like early 2000s maybe where you wore gloves and punched with the gloves and it was motion controls, I have been looking for this for years and I don't know where it is, please help
Growing up in the 90s owning a sega master system then sega Saturn and having 2 Japanese exchange students I've always heard it being pronounced See ga not say ga, the games and advertising always pronounced it see ga. Maybe it's just a accent thing
You forgot valve for vr. Also all headsets use accelerometers and gyros but use other sensors for correction. Also you forgot the Wii’s pointer. People also speculate the main reason for sixaxis not having rumble is patent disputes. Valve also had the steam machine which came out alongside the steam controller. Valve also had a partnership with oculus but when they were bought by Facebook valve partnered with htc for the vive.
I think people intuitively think that video games are for letting us escape into some digital alternate reality, and that's why they think things like motion controls and virtual reality are the future of video games. However the truth is that this isn't the case. The real function of video games is to have something engaging to to with our hands that doesn't involve a lot of physical movement. Motion controls, if anything go against the true function of video games and therefore can't really be the future of video games. The same is also true of VR. If these were to have a future, the best they can be is some other hobby that coexists along side video games. They can never become the main thing video games are because they fulfill a totally different purpose.
I agree. Since the Wii, more console and PC games support motion controls, but they're still not stock nor required for most games today. They might be a nice extra, but that's it.
that’s… not really motion? and light guns aren’t a new thing, they’ve predated the NES zapper, although the way the zapper works is different. the gaming historian has a good video on the nes zapper that has a history of light guns at the start
Wait, you've NEVER played Hang On, or any of it's other Sega derivatives? But you're going to make fun of it's bike? Are you kidding me?!? The Hang On bike should win awards for the DECADES of unbreakable reliable service it provided to kids & and American-sized adults that slammed the living hell out of them while hanging off them in ways that would have broke real bikes! You wouldn't dare keep your Nokia clipped on to your acid washed mom jeans while playing because no Nokia could survive a ride on Hang On!
just cuz i made fun of a thing doesn’t mean i didn’t like it. i made fun of a lot of stuff here yet i do think that they’re all cool and historical. plus, it was just a slapstick cutaway bit more than anything, a joke that means nothing and is just there to garner some laughs
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0:28 those are some real great moves. Not ironic or sarcastic, just some good dancing. Didn't have to go that hard for a background detail of a video game history video, but I am so glad you did anyway!
remember the saying: if theres a wii remote and a tv in the same room; something bad is bound to happen to the tv
Nintendo should have made a strap for the remote
it's why we should have kept crts
or my ass
@@cocostixgaming8119 they did.
@@cocostixgaming8119 they always have had straps, i dont think that nintendo was that nearsighted
I will always welcome motion controls mostly because I’m used to using them because I grew up with the wii
But still the fact that this technology exists and has evolved to we’re it is now is insane
This is still a weird niche thing for a lot of people, but using a gyroscope for fine aiming in FPS games is pretty great once you get the hang of it. I'm pretty sure the original splatoon basically invented it but the steam controller and steam deck's "touch a capacitive button to activate the gyro" is designed heavily towards gyro aiming. I like it, but I don't use it all the time.
It wasn't really Splatoon that "invented" gyro, but rather the entire 3DS itself. Splatoon is simply the most popular example of gyro.
I do agree though. Gyro needs to become an industry standard option in most games. When it comes to objective performance, gyro is better than sticks by a landslide. While it is a pain to setup (in steam at least), it is certainly worth it.
It won't be easy, though, with Microsoft refusing to add gyro to their controllers, and there being quite a few people who despise gyro because they believe that "gyro = exhausting waggle". Though, with Nintendo's insistence on gyro, that number is smaller every year.
You missed the whole lineup of SteamVR headsets. There's the vive, vive pro, valve index (often displayed next to the deck) and it was VERY important in the development of VR as they were actually first to implement motion before oculus copied them.
0:33 as someone who enjoys Japanese arcade rhythm games (like maimai and chunithm), I’m going to pretend I did not hear that
*cough* sound voltex *wheeze*
9:40 that was really a thing for an ad of sega « Genesis does what nintendon’t »
The Nintendo Power Glove is so iconic.
Kinda dumb, but iconic.
Also, the WiiU was a good console, and I will fight people on this.
Ikr I still play on a wii u to this day
i just want to mention this but some afterburner cabinets actually had you sit in them and moved with your along with your plane, there's also GLOC's 360 cabinet which indeed, did rotate a whole 360.
Splatoon fans are going to rip you to shreds over the "only thing motion controls are for" comment
For those wondering, the character’s move set at 0:19 is Darun Mister from Street Fighter EX3
0:33 "No one likes to do that" **cries in Project Diva**
YEP
@@YakuTa-dn3gr based
Is no one going to talk about Splatoon putting motion controls into shooters
OH YEAH I didn't know that. I'll google it.
3:49 I agree I couldn’t possibly wonder why something called the mind link would look bad if it came out in 1984 👀👀👀
he came back when the world needed him most
Wow, seeing the Razer Hydra gave me a flashback.
Back in 2015, before VR headsets with motion controllers were even on the market, i knew a guy developing a shooter game using a Oculus Rift DK2 and the razer hydra. It was my first ever "full body" experience in VR, which was something very uncommon at that time.
Great video as always, nimk! Keep it up!
Your vids are great, you're going to be really popular some day, I just know it!
Ah yes, the "Seega Seter." Also dang, I forgot how often I had to recalibrate the Wii Motion Plus
"now we're in the era where motion controls are used for one thing and one thing only: VR" smh this is just dance erasure
nice pfp
bro idk how u only have 16.5k subs this is really good content. u should have like 2 mil
about the sixaxis, i don't know anything that uses it aside from loading screens in killzone 2
The wiimote throw is sooo relatable in vr too😂
"Motion controls used for one thing and one thing only vr"
*Splatoon players and steam input and jibb smart using gyro aiming crying in the corner*
finally a new nimk video
Including the steam controller and steam deck, but not the Vive or Index which respectively were the first with roomscale tracking and finger tracking?
7:33 Left handed people:
i wanna learn more about the version of portal shown at 14:50 , portal is one of my fav games ever and it looks super interesting. i’ve always been kinda interested in motion controls for portal because as an avid splatoon player i love motion controlled shooters and i’d wanna see how it’d feel w portal… also the cube stretching mechanic seems so strange but super interesting, does anyone know if it’s an official thing or a mod?
it seems to be a DLC pack for portal 2, called the “sixense motionpack dlc.” seems to still be available on steam!
@@nimkoh that’s sick! i’ll have to check it out
yes a new nimk vid
"the history of motion controls in gaming" I watch, while also using a motion-controlled remote to watch this.
Not mentioning the fact that the Kinect was gonna have quite a lot of features until the fcker was delayed multiple times and removed those features without telling anyone else
yo the power glove was silly
0:33 Bro just shut down the entire FNF community 💀
10/10 intro had to break a tv for a intro
XAVIX PORT MENTIONED!!!!! I went down a deep rabbit hole looking into this thing a few months back, when a friend accidentally left one in the bag with the xbox he wanted me to fix. I've since become a diehard xavix fan, its such an interesting little thing
22:40 yo and the steam machine?
6:35 You have no rights to blame Nintendo!
Does anybody remember an old 3d fighting game, like early 2000s maybe where you wore gloves and punched with the gloves and it was motion controls, I have been looking for this for years and I don't know where it is, please help
Perfectly made.
Good video. Keep it up brother.
Growing up in the 90s owning a sega master system then sega Saturn and having 2 Japanese exchange students I've always heard it being pronounced See ga not say ga, the games and advertising always pronounced it see ga. Maybe it's just a accent thing
can't believe mans didn't mention the valve index
Good content bro
You forgot valve for vr. Also all headsets use accelerometers and gyros but use other sensors for correction. Also you forgot the Wii’s pointer. People also speculate the main reason for sixaxis not having rumble is patent disputes. Valve also had the steam machine which came out alongside the steam controller. Valve also had a partnership with oculus but when they were bought by Facebook valve partnered with htc for the vive.
One thing I'd like to say about PSVR: It's probably the most reliable VR headset
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HE FINNALY GOT A NUNCHUCK
It's 2024 now
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Man your so good at kda more this is the only kda song i suck at the chroeo 😶
it’s like the only song i even play on jd23 at this point LOL i’m still learning it tho 😭
@@nimk This is the first kda song I cant get a megastar but I will keep trying hope you do the same ❤️
I love your video !
rip tv. it died for the content
I think people intuitively think that video games are for letting us escape into some digital alternate reality, and that's why they think things like motion controls and virtual reality are the future of video games. However the truth is that this isn't the case. The real function of video games is to have something engaging to to with our hands that doesn't involve a lot of physical movement. Motion controls, if anything go against the true function of video games and therefore can't really be the future of video games. The same is also true of VR. If these were to have a future, the best they can be is some other hobby that coexists along side video games. They can never become the main thing video games are because they fulfill a totally different purpose.
Gyro aim begs to differ:
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I agree. Since the Wii, more console and PC games support motion controls, but they're still not stock nor required for most games today. They might be a nice extra, but that's it.
You forgot the Nintendo Labo VR
now ask yourself what does that use to do motion controls
@@nimk oh…
YESSS I LOVE LE STICK ♥
Ahh hell naw not the MPU6050
Loved this video, had a good couple laughs and learned stuff too. you're killing the game dude, keep it up! 💪🤍🔥
I keep hearing beeping like dunt dunt dunt and I hate it
how did u miss the index
0:34 foreshadowing?
Nice content! (:
9:42 what the frick
I Love you'r videos
yo i went to school with this guy
real
this and your malware video having under 10k views is criminal
My man uses a Wii U
and what about it the wii u is amazing
I had my wiiU sense fall of 2015 I love it it’s a great system
The wii u is really underrated bro come on now
i'll never understand how people coped with psvr except because of it's budget price for the time.
Seeguh setter
Why is it that no one recognizes the VERY FIRST motion controller. That has yet to be replicated. Duck Hunt Zapper Gun.
that’s… not really motion? and light guns aren’t a new thing, they’ve predated the NES zapper, although the way the zapper works is different. the gaming historian has a good video on the nes zapper that has a history of light guns at the start
ok
No gyro aim section on the video. Shame
this is htc vive erasure smh
Wait, you've NEVER played Hang On, or any of it's other Sega derivatives? But you're going to make fun of it's bike? Are you kidding me?!? The Hang On bike should win awards for the DECADES of unbreakable reliable service it provided to kids & and American-sized adults that slammed the living hell out of them while hanging off them in ways that would have broke real bikes! You wouldn't dare keep your Nokia clipped on to your acid washed mom jeans while playing because no Nokia could survive a ride on Hang On!
just cuz i made fun of a thing doesn’t mean i didn’t like it. i made fun of a lot of stuff here yet i do think that they’re all cool and historical. plus, it was just a slapstick cutaway bit more than anything, a joke that means nothing and is just there to garner some laughs
He said axies instead of axis
the plural of axis is axes (pronounced /æk-siz/)
Bro u were zesty asf playing just dance
exactly what i was intending 💅
yooo
14:51 Try to enunciate.
bruh fnf is fire
u sound cute. too cute
thanks?
@@nimk lmao