Microsoft to Sponsor WOL?

Figment1986

Well-Known Member
If it happens the theme of the pavilion will be changed from the human body!
while the human body is interesting... it's up to the sponsor what said attraction is about.

Example: if HP told Disney they wanted to change mission space to be more about the computers that send people to space... and HP was paying Disney would have to do it, or else HP would find a way to leave.

while it wont be the wonders of life, it would be using that complex for something other than special events, seasonal events, and storage / training...
 

Testtrack321

Well-Known Member
would microsoft be a sponsor in a park whose company is now run by Macs CEO? :shrug:

there's so much wrong in this statement it's not ever funny. LETS START!

a.) Steve Jobs ("Macs CEO") is a majority share holder and on the board of directors of Disney. He DOES NOT run the company.

b.) It's not Macs. It's Apple Inc. The Macintosh takes up a portion of the direction of the company, but not all. Apple and Microsoft have a good relationship, with Apple paying for and using Microsoft Exchange Server support in OSX Server and iPhone OS, Office on the Mac, and many other things.

c.) Sponsors who are in the same field have sponsored various attractions before. This would not be new.
 

thecompman

Member
Remember the rumor that Microsoft was going to take over sponsorship of SSE. And that it was going to become sort of a Time Racers ride with a track that extended outside around the sphere. Just thought I'd reminisce about another former Microsoft rumor.
 
A body roller coaster?

Interesting and exciting, butwhat does Microsoft have to do with the human body? You'd think they would sponsor the Imagination pavillion or Wonders of Life... hmmm
Nothing really, except they are coming out with a motion sensing camera attachment thing for the Xbox 360.
 

Testtrack321

Well-Known Member
yep, Project Natal. From the everything i've seen from it, it will likely hurt the wii big time.

They're both different and focus on different groups. I highly doubt you'll see all the Wii Moms dump the Wii for the XBox 360, especially since there won't be any balance board fitness games on it...
 

Next Big Thing

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
They're both different and focus on different groups. I highly doubt you'll see all the Wii Moms dump the Wii for the XBox 360, especially since there won't be any balance board fitness games on it...
They're different yes, but only b/c Microsoft took the idea of the wii and expanded on it to really immerse you into the game and make you part of it. They are both basically the same concept, microsoft is just taking it and making it better. While there likely won't be many "wii moms" dumping the wii for this, I can see some that may. From what i've seen, a lot of the games will be family interactive stuff/a lot of arcade like games. Also, there really isn't any reason they shouldn't be able to make a fitness-type game for this if they wanted too. The technology that will be used is basically a full body motion sensor. I don't see wy it wouldn't be possible to make a fitness game for it if they wanted to.
 

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