The Nintendo Wii and contemporary virtual reality (VR) systems systems both feature control systems that precisely map player movements. Despite their accuracy and intuitiveness, people still prefer touchscreens and standard controllers. How does Bowman's discussion of physical demand explain why this occurs? Group of answer choices It is difficult for people to abandon familiar mental models even if the new model is more intuitive The Wii and VR systems demand physical space to use, which many users do not have Accurate mapping demands lots of processing power, which is expensive The Wii and VR systems demand that players use exaggerated movements that feel more like exercise than leisurely entertainment