Wii Speak?
Have you tried to find a Wii in stock lately? Any Luck? Didn’t think so. It is obvious that the Wii doesn’t need anymore bells and whistles to convince eager consumers to open up their wallets, but that doesn’t mean that the big wigs over at Nintendo don’t have a few more tricks up their wrist banded, Wiimote dangling sleeves.
Fortune magazine took a look inside the remote that is turning the world upside down, and in doing so may have dialed up the volume on a technology that Nintendo would have preferred remain on “mute”.
It seems the remote has a chip built in that can take human speech and turn it into data. Specifics have yet to be determined and it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that a boat load of premature conclusions are just around the corner.
Does the remote include a microphone? Will it be an extra available for purchase in the near future? If I speak to it softly will it purr like a kitten? Not so fast people! Has the thought yet crossed your mind that the chip may have nothing to do with gaming at all?

We here at ripten have our own experts* who have been working round the clock to crack this case, and they aren’t about to give up on the notion that Nintendo is using this hidden technology to spy on us from their corporate headquarters. Thats right, secretly entertaining themselves between meetings at our expense. Laughing as we throw our backs out with a collective scream having just experienced 10 rounds of punching thin air, more commonly referred to as “Wii Boxing”. You may not agree, but this is our story and we are sticking to it.
* delusional interns who demand that we refer to them experts.


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