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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Get into the action
Get into the action
With Nintendo's Wii console, motion-sensitive controllers put players in the game.
How the controllers work
1.) Remote: Contains tilt sensor to detect movement angle and accelerometer to detect speed
2.) Sensor bar: Commumicates with remote to detect where it is pointed
3.) "Nunchuk": Used with remote for more control; for example, in a shooting game, "nunchuk" moves person, remote fires gun
For a start, what does "Get into the action" refer to in the above?
Second, does "Remote" in the above amount to "Remote control/controller?" Thanks.
With Nintendo's Wii console, motion-sensitive controllers put players in the game.
How the controllers work
1.) Remote: Contains tilt sensor to detect movement angle and accelerometer to detect speed
2.) Sensor bar: Commumicates with remote to detect where it is pointed
3.) "Nunchuk": Used with remote for more control; for example, in a shooting game, "nunchuk" moves person, remote fires gun
For a start, what does "Get into the action" refer to in the above?
Second, does "Remote" in the above amount to "Remote control/controller?" Thanks.
Top answer
Get into the action is word play-- get into has two meanings here, ( 1) become emotionally/enthusiastically involved ( He got into computing and now has his own IT company ), and ( 2) become a physical part of; enter ( She got into the boat and cast of f): Yes, remote means a remote control device.
- Get into the action is word play-- get into has two meanings here, ( 1) become emotionally/enthusiastically involved ( He got into computing and now has his own IT company ), and ( 2) become a physical part of; enter ( She got into the boat and cast of f): Yes, remote means a remote control device.
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Get into the action is word play-- get into has two meanings here, ( 1) become emotionally/enthusiastically involved (He got into computing and now has his own IT company), and ( 2) become a physical part of; enter (She got into the boat and cast off):
Yes, remote means a remote control device.
Yes, remote means a remote control device.
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