Sens

The Sens is a tenth-generation home video game console released by Sens Inc and Nintendo in 2020. The Sens introduced the sole scene, by utilizing an eye tracker in the controller and another in a Sensor Bar to track the user's gaze and allow them to interact with the game using it.
== History ==
In 2017, a group of indie developers, then known as Get a Grip games, the team behind Missileball for Nintendo Switch, announced that they were working on a "hardware project" alongside Tobii, the company that made the Tobii EyeX eye-tracking system. At E3 in 2018, the concept of a console dedicated to eye-tracking was pitched to investors by Get a Grip games, now known as Sens Inc. Nintendo also revealed that they would be making games for the console. At E3 2019, a prototype was finally shown off to fans of the long-awaited project. Finally, on April 15th, 2020, the console was released worldwide.
== Features ==
===Eye Tracking===
Eye Tracking is the primary feature of the Sens. One eye tracker is located on the controller, while another is located in a Sensor Bar which is attached to a TV screen or monitor; this allows for maximum accuracy. It can be used to control the character, the camera, and many other things. It works similarly to the mouse on a computer in this respect.
===Interface===
The interface of the Sens is highly customisable and contains three default versions, plus many more downloadable ones. Developers can even make their own and share them on the eShop. All versions are able to store digital copies of games, have multiple users, and contain an eShop and many apps (such as Camera, Album, and Sens Chat).
===Expansion Packs===
The Sens also utilizes peripherals known as "Expansion Packs". Expansion Packs are simple modifications that connect to the Sens console and boost its capabilities. This idea is vital as the Sens alone does not have very much power (due to the high price of eye-tracking equipment). Up to four Expansion Packs can be connected to the console.
== Games ==
Title 	Developer 	Release Date 	Exclusive?
Ib 	Sens Inc. 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	Yes
Missileball: Sens Edition 	Get a Grip/Sens Inc. 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	No
CiviNations 	Sens Inc. 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	Yes
Hova 	Sens Inc. 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	Yes
Legend of Zelda: Legends Reborn 	Nintendo 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	No
Splatoon 2 for Sens 	Nintendo 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	No
Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove 	Yacht Club Games 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	No
Injustice 3 	NetherRealm, Warner Bros. Interactive	April 15th 2020(launch title)	No
Street Fighter VI 	Capcom 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	No
Bomberman: Free-for-all! 	Konami 	April 15th 2020(launch title)	Yes
Junk Wars 	Sens Inc. 	June 3rd 2020 	Yes
Time Team 	Sens Inc. 	July 15th 2020 	Yes
Mario Kart Joyride 	Nintendo 	July 15th 2020 	No
Gnight's Quest 	Sens Inc. 	August 2nd 2020 	Yes
TwoPlane 	Sens Inc. 	September 30th 2020 	Yes
Super Mario Maker Pro 	Nintendo 	September 30th 2020 	No
Overclock 	Sens Inc. 	November 30th 2020 	Yes
Make 'n' Glide 	Sens Inc. 	November 30th 2020 	Yes
Super Mario Fantasy 	Nintendo 	December 1st 2020 	No
Machinations 	Sens Inc. 	February 23rd 2021 	Yes
Missileball 2 	Sens Inc. 	March 3rd 2021 	No
Fliquid 	Sens Inc. 	May 1st 2021 	Yes
Ronin: Warrior Eternal 	Sens Inc. 	June 30th 2021 	Yes
Nintendo vs Sens 	Sens Inc, Nintendo 	September 2021 	No
Ib 2 	Sens Inc. 	November 30th 2021 	Yes
TimeScape 	Sens Inc, Monolith Soft 	November 30th 2021 	Yes
Legend of Zelda (title TBA) 	Nintendo 	December 1st 2021 	No
Hova Sports 	Sens Inc. 	January 30th 2022 	Yes
Kirby: Dream Doctor 	Nintendo 	February 3rd 2022 	No
Deep Realm 	Sens Inc. 	April 15th 2022 	Yes
Gnight's Quest: Dark Gnight 	Sens Inc. 	June 20th 2022 	Yes
Paper Mario and Ib: Drawn Together! 	Sens Inc, Nintendo 	July 23rd 2022 	No
Junk Wars Rebooted 	Sens Inc. 	September 30th 2022 	Yes
Make 'n' Glide 2 	Sens Inc. 	November 30th 2022 	Yes
Missileball: The Complete Collection	Sens Inc. 	November 30th 	No
More TBA
==Reception==
While the Sens was met with very positive reception, its success was affected by its high price (due to the cost of accurate eye-tracking technology). Overall, it was relatively popular, selling 20 million units, and briefly made Sens Inc. a new competitor to the big three of Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft.
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Category:Home Consoles