We've had decades of advancement in the software arena of true 3D digital worlds, and yet for the most part, seen very little improvement in realistic physical expression, (game controllers) which are also practical and ready to interface with the common hardware and software, (the software which is now outselling movie tickets). With the explosion of online gaming, and the people who consider themselves to be hard-core gamers, we need to step it up on the HID side of things. Digital control, with a universally recognized signal output, is truly the only answer to reaching this market with a new “Cyber-Athletic” product. The delays with analogue control are too perceptible with large body movements, and yet this seems to be the primary approach seen.

Attempts at reaching the potential “Cyber Athletic” market have been varied. The products need to interface with the games (genre of games) and hardware that are already the most popular and available. Most attempts have fallen woefully short of this objective, so much so, that is appears it may never have even been an objective of the developers. Instead it seems, they've attempted to get people excited about inferior games, just because of their new controller. People want better ways to play the genre of games they like, and their interest in a new controller is always; “What games can I use it with?”. It's a rather big bull's-eye to miss, but sometimes it's the obvious answer that seems too “simple” to go after.

To see a flagship product which does use the appropriate logic to approach this market, go to: http://www.gamerunner.us.

It's an all digital, (universally recognized mouse/keyboard signal output) which allows you to truly run or walk though the most popularly selling games and online games, (first person perspective) with full interactivity.

Take a peek at what I am up to please, and give me feedback.

Go to http://www.gamerunner.us

Thanks.

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