Wiimote-Controlled LEGO Mindstorms NXT Robot

I think this is fake. Why?
At the beginning when he presses the buttons he holds the Wiimote upwards, so he should have the LEGO spinning in circles, as seen later in the video, but it isn’t. How come? And sometimes the stuff looks out of sync, but that may just be lag
So I call BS on this.
And they’re speaking German at the end if anyone is wondering

And the music choice is so awful.

I think this is fake. Why?
At the beginning when he presses the buttons he holds the Wiimote upwards, so he should have the LEGO spinning in circles, as seen later in the video, but it isn’t. How come? And sometimes the stuff looks out of sync, but that may just be lag
So I call BS on this.
And they’re speaking German at the end if anyone is wondering

And the music choice is so awful.

I think this is fake. Why?
At the beginning when he presses the buttons he holds the Wiimote upwards, so he should have the LEGO spinning in circles, as seen later in the video, but it isn’t. How come? And sometimes the stuff looks out of sync, but that may just be lag
So I call BS on this.
And they’re speaking German at the end if anyone is wondering

And the music choice is so awful.

Well, maybe different controlling scheme’s inside that program, who knows. But funny idea nevertheless.

and – yes, the music is really awful!

Why on earth would you say it’s fake? That’s just a lame and close-minded thing to say. I have a Mindstorms kit myself and I know how these things work. The quirks you see have to do with how it was programmed and how it was built. The reason why it wasn’t reacting to the tilt of the remote earlier in the video is because the person switched to another program. You can store more than one program on one of those things. I only have the RCX kit, not the NXT kit, so I don’t know how many programs it can hold, but the RCX can hold up to 5, and it’s very easy to switch between them.

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