Nintendo's motion-controlled sports game bundled with the Wii.
From Wii Sports page note
Wii Sports let players swing the remote like a racquet, so no one learned buttons. The Wii remote lets the player move the way the on-screen character does, so a grandmother can pick up Wii Sports and play. The same direct control is why a toddler can use an iPad.
Touchscreen games such as Fruit Ninja and Cut the Rope work the same way. The quote: "These control schemes are direct and intuitive, which means anyone can understand how to play."
Lets you swing the remote like a racquet, so anyone from a grandma to a toddler can grasp it without learning buttons.
Wii Sports let players swing the remote like a racquet, so no one learned buttons. The Wii remote lets the player move the way the on-screen character does, so a grandmother can pick up Wii Sports and play. The same direct control is why a toddler can use an iPad.
Touchscreen games such as Fruit Ninja and Cut the Rope work the same way. The quote: "These control schemes are direct and intuitive, which means anyone can understand how to play."
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