My question is not so much "Is it an acceptable substitute for current controllers?" Rather, I'm curious about whether it enables developers to do things that t

My question is not so much "Is it an acceptable substitute for current controllers?" Rather, I'm curious about whether it enables developers to do things that traditional controllers cannot do. This review is really about backward compatibility. It seems to be backward compatible enough to be worth buying for a niche game that requires it since I can still use it for traditional games. That's what separates this from say, a guitarhero guitar. The backwards compatibility will make it more likely to succeed, while opening doors for innovation.