(Digital articulation) A more lifelike control mechanism, although usually limited to single limb such as your dominant arm while the rest are controlled in the regular way.
This probably shouldn't be used on Wii games as there this is almost a standard due to the controls being uniquely suited for it.
This is rare mostly because it's difficult to pull off well on regular controls available on most systems as well as the inherent difficulty to using it on such systems as the available controls are unsuited for it (and never were intended for full spatial motion, not in the level required for this at least). As such, many have only partially implemented systems.
Requires a controller that allows more free-er motion than a button-based controller (like computer keyboard and many older gamepads) can provide, such as a mouse, a joystick or similar device (also modern gamepads with the analog sticks).
Note on the tag name: there seems to be no officially/widely accepted name for the thing and tends to have widely hackish names when given one, usually quoting game specific name like the VSIM in Die by the Sword or not even calling it anything specific, only describing it. So, if this ever gets a real name, this tag should be modified to reflect that. Sanguine 2008-07-12 03:20:28Most popular Virtual articulation games | Filed in "Other (objects, etc.) themes"
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Virtual articulation games for each platform:
Windows  | 4 | |
PS3  | 1 | |
PS2  | 1 | |
X360  | 1 | |

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