By breaking all the whispering about whether Sony has actually stolen the motion idea or not, Nintendo UK Chief David Yarnton has directly lashed out at Sony's new motion sensing controller. He suggests that the PlayStation creator has blatantly copied Nintendo's idea- present and past.
Yarnton was pointing out Sony's change of attitude since Nintendo's uncover of motion sensing Wii Controller back last year. Vehemently criticizing its nearest opponent Yarnton thundered,
I'd love to dig up some old Phil Harrison comments and say 'hang on a second - six months ago when we launched our controller you said one thing, and now why are you doing this?
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