Sony's PS3 Motion Controller is Called "Move"

[nekko]

[citation][nom]hillarymakesmecry[/nom]Will it work on a big TV? I have a projector that's over 100" and the Wii won't work on it. Hopefully they've come up with a better system. I'd have a wii already if it worked.[/citation]

It can work on that big of a TV... look up using a wii remote with candles... Thats is. Takes like 10 seconds and it works. My uncle has his on a projector that is over 100" also.. And they use it everyday.
Check it out man.

 

[nekko]

[citation][nom]1337_b0i[/nom]That's the thing about the wii that really got on my nerves. The fact that I nor anyone could hold a remote still. This is especially a problem for the little kids, Nintendo's base. I would love to see something like the wii mote without the jitter. Might actually cause me to play a video game -- something I haven't done for a very long time.[/citation]

The Wii Remote has jitter.. IF you do not use the sensitivity calibration thing in the system settings. Use that and it should be ALOT better.

 

[toastninja17]

Oh, HOW ORIGINAL! "Move"

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Any other idea what it should be called?

 

[Guest]

quick question if any of you watched the coverage on G4 then did you all notice that the game at least the gladiator game requires two "Moves" how much will this be individually?

 

[Thorfkin]

I see a lot of people here bashing Sony for not coming up with anything original. While I agree that the Move is a blatant ripoff, I personally think its decent product. I have enjoyed the few sports games I have played on the Wii and I will enjoy them all-the-more in high definition on my PS3. I don't actually own a Wii. The Move will enable me to enjoy a those few games i felt really benefited from motion controls without having to buy a Wii. I for one intend to buy a Move, at least one golf / tennis / baseball game to enjoy with friends, and at least one good shooter. So as far as market goes, Move is for people like me who have no interest in investing in another game system. It will likely remain a niche product but I think it will still be a success.

Microsoft's Natal may be an interesting and original concept but it realistically has little or no more practical use than Sony / Nintendo's motion control. Can you really see yourself sitting there playing a side scroller / RPG by waving your arms around? Not likely, those games will stick to the standard game pad. First person shooters need precision and I have yet to see for myself that Microsoft's solution can provide that precision. That pretty much leaves the same sports games people are already used to playing on the Wii. The only area I can see Microsoft's solution doing better is fighting games if they manage to implement it correctly.

Can't wait to see the reports of kids breaking household furnishings and accidentally hurting themselves as they try to kick / punch at their opponents.

 

[Guest]

one thing this generation has lost is it's originality in naming,
All newer tools somehow must have that ridiculously stupid naming!
I'm sure if Nintendo would have called the Wii something better, they would have sold a lot more items.
Wii, Ipod, Corei7, all ridiculous names for hardware..
What's next? A "Fluffy 007" as home computer?

 

[Guest]

hello.. please I want to know how to use the ps3 controller on my computeur?