Not Everyone Can Smoothly Finger the Wii Vitality Sensor

By Brian Ashcraft Published April 28, 2011 |

The Wii Vitality Sensor, which supposedly sensors your vitals, debuted at the 2009 E3 gaming expo. Then, it was too mellow for E3 in 2010. What about this year? Don’t hold your breath!

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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 percent of people, and it’s difficult to get it to work for 99 percent.

Maybe more news at this year’s E3? Maybe not…

2011年4月26日（火）決算説明会 – 質疑応答 [任天堂]

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