Flying Rockets Using A Wii Balance Board

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Kerbal Space Program
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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
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NASA investigated controlling rockets by having astronauts leaning and adjusting the center of mass. They built a simulator for this and built the predecessor to the balance board used by Wii Fit and other games. With Kerbal Space Program confirmed for the Wii-U, Xbox One and PS4 I thought it was time to try flying a rocket this way.



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