Isaac

No matter what stimulant you put in our body, your body will eventually make you go to sleep. Of course your mental ability will become impaired if you don’t sleep for 23 hours (or whatever you said it was). It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to work out that you have to... GO TO BED!!! There was a program once that was very much like big brother. The housemates had to live on 1 hour of sleep a day. To keep awake they used to give themelves cramp in the foot. The swines...!!!

Someone mentioned earlier in the thread that employers only really care about how many GCSE's you have rather than the exact grades. This is completely true, and in some cases employers only really care about whether you have your English and your Maths. Of course you should set your sites high, but once you go on to do you’re A levels, and maybe a degree, your GCSE's are completely overlooked. Once you get you’re A levels, standard CV's do not require that you list your grades for your GCSE's, but require that you say how many you have. It is only at A level that the CV's require you to list your grades, and for your degree every subject should be listed with the percentage attained. The higher your qualification, the more details the employer wants to see. If you are moving on the higher education, GCSE's can be seen as an entry point, and you will already know what you want to achieve. It is only when you enter college that you should really start working hard, especially if you have plans to go to universities. Remember, A levels get you into university and not GCSE’s. It is only the great universities that will look at your whole academic picture.

the fact that the matter is this. the sample size for a couple of how many hundred forum members does not represent the entire world gaming poulation. results cannot be generalised therefore dont wet yourselves yet.

fortune favours the daring ! or was it the brave?

what am i looking at

can you possibly generalise those results to the entire world gaming poulation. no.

thats exactly how the casual gaming public will see it, a remote. at first glance little interest will be taken, therefore people wont hang around to find out what it can actually do. before you can say 'remote' microsoft and sony have just bagged another sale.

the analogue ad on? post a pic

guys that seriously isnt infra red. think about it, your waving that thing around if it was infra red the signal would be lost every secod.

the health issues playing with this thing are going to be be sky high, rsi etc etc and no im not talking about masturbation

so what happens whenever you want to play a game and you dont want to get up and do the hula and dont want to use your old crappy gamecube controller. everyone got their cod liver oil tablets in large supply? your gonna need supple joints for this one.

if nintendo were so confidant with their new controller they wouldnt have done dual compatibility

uggly little things

i can see that by using this there will be less control over games like platforming, where the sensitivity of controls is critical. also i think that the designers need the controls in each game to be immaculate, otherwise it wont be to difficult to trigger an undesired action in the game simply by flicking your wrist 1 degree out of motion.

need convincing