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I've heard Table Tennis is fantastic and the technology is good. But the games are just Wii fodder
I've heard Table Tennis is fantastic and the technology is good. But the games are just Wii fodder
pretty much this
While looking to see if Move is out in Australia, I came across the MOST ANNOYING WEBSITE EVER.hahaha holy shit
http://au.playstation.com/srp/20251730/language/en_AU/content/index.html
Wow.
While looking to see if Move is out in Australia, I came across the MOST ANNOYING WEBSITE EVER.
http://au.playstation.com/srp/20251730/language/en_AU/content/index.html
Wow.
I've heard Table Tennis is fantastic and the technology is good. But the games are just Wii fodder
pretty much this
Yeah, well I mean that's the thing. The Wii has been out for years and sold like a billion units and the games still suck. Why would developers suddenly start making great games for the Playstation Move, which even if it's successful, is still only going to sell a fraction of the units that the Wii has. And I was there at Best Buy the day that Move came out, and they had about 7 bundles, and there didn't appear to be any great rush to buy them.
While looking to see if Move is out in Australia, I came across the MOST ANNOYING WEBSITE EVER.
http://au.playstation.com/srp/20251730/language/en_AU/content/index.html
Wow.
I ordered my 2nd move on friday
Holy fucking jesus is Heavy rain amazing with Move.
...but nobody but me in my household seemed interested in it. Everyone (except my father because his stance is "lol motion controls, only fun when drinking")
Holy fucking jesus is Heavy rain amazing with Move.
If someone does motion controls right - and I don't think the Wii has done that yet, though motion plus is a step in the right direction - then they will win the console wars.
While looking to see if Move is out in Australia, I came across the MOST ANNOYING WEBSITE EVER.
http://au.playstation.com/srp/20251730/language/en_AU/content/index.html
Wow.
:auscry
I just hope that Sega makes a Move-enabled PS3 port of House of the Dead 4, that's all. Since HOTD 2 & 3 Returns sold me on a Wii... :-*When is Razing Storm coming out? I'll wait until that comes out..
This is probably the only Move game that would get me to drop $100 (Razing Storm + Move & Camera). Honestly tho, I'd really prefer a Guncon controller.
While looking to see if Move is out in Australia, I came across the MOST ANNOYING WEBSITE EVER.
http://au.playstation.com/srp/20251730/language/en_AU/content/index.html
Wow.
No normal person gives a shit about move hence why Methodis is all over that shit. I've barely even seen any commercials for it.
I never played Heavy Rain with the sixaxis besides the demo, so i'm just going on impressions on playing it for the first time. it's really awesome though, all the movements seem like you'd do it in real life, and the fights are amazing too
Move, like the PSP Go, was sent out to die. It is the accessory nobody asked for and wanted.
Move, like the PSP Go, was sent out to die. It is the accessory nobody asked for and wanted.
yeah, the people who bought the Wii, as in, not the same people that championed the Gamecube and N64 and weren't alive before the N64, don't care about higher fidelity of motion controls. There are really only two types of games that sell on the Wii: 1) Nintendo games 2) broken ass waggle party games. The Nintendo games sell because it is Nintendo. I mean, NSMB Wii has the controller side ways and rarely uses waggle (thank goodness); the existing PS3 sixaxis is capable of doing everything the wii remote sideways could do. Then there is Just Dance that just gives people a reason to jump around and act assy. Just Dance 2 as software barely works. Third party 'games' don't sell; the only 'game-game' that used motion plus, Red Steel 2, didn't sell.
The Move seems like it is trying to grab the Just Dance people and the people who play video games that didn't buy into the Wii. If anything, Kinect is perfect for the Just Dance people. Among the three consoles, the biggest strength of the Move is with the games that fail the hardest on the Wii. So unless people who have been playing and enjoying normal video game suddenly want to wave around stick with a glowing ball, they're pretty much fucked.
At least in America. Apparently Europeans might be into this stuff because of singstar and buzz and whatever. I don't know.
Just Dance's success is one of the few things that make me think Kinect is going to sell. I wouldn't be surprised if Dance Central was the number one selling game this holiday season.... well, after Black Ops.
http://www.giantbomb.com/quick-look-playstation-move-round-up/17-3273/
I feel like as a waggle game, Kung-Fu Rider would be better as a Kinect game. At least more involved.
Why? It's been done already on the PS2 called EyeToy:Dance.Just Dance's success is one of the few things that make me think Kinect is going to sell. I wouldn't be surprised if Dance Central was the number one selling game this holiday season.... well, after Black Ops.
While I don't want it or Dance Central the Kinnect is looking like a smarter idea from a consumer perspective. Very simple "games". Not a lot of equipment and controllers. And I agree. Dance Central is the closest thing on either the move or Kinnect that looks like it has some mainstream appeal. If Microsoft was smart they would market the hell out of that title.
yeah, the people who bought the Wii, as in, not the same people that championed the Gamecube and N64 and weren't alive before the N64, don't care about higher fidelity of motion controls. There are really only two types of games that sell on the Wii: 1) Nintendo games 2) broken ass waggle party games. The Nintendo games sell because it is Nintendo. I mean, NSMB Wii has the controller side ways and rarely uses waggle (thank goodness); the existing PS3 sixaxis is capable of doing everything the wii remote sideways could do. Then there is Just Dance that just gives people a reason to jump around and act assy. Just Dance 2 as software barely works. Third party 'games' don't sell; the only 'game-game' that used motion plus, Red Steel 2, didn't sell.
The Move seems like it is trying to grab the Just Dance people and the people who play video games that didn't buy into the Wii. If anything, Kinect is perfect for the Just Dance people. Among the three consoles, the biggest strength of the Move is with the games that fail the hardest on the Wii. So unless people who have been playing and enjoying normal video game suddenly want to wave around stick with a glowing ball, they're pretty much fucked.
At least in America. Apparently Europeans might be into this stuff because of singstar and buzz and whatever. I don't know.
It's not gonna be that low volume
yeah, the people who bought the Wii, as in, not the same people that championed the Gamecube and N64 and weren't alive before the N64, don't care about higher fidelity of motion controls. There are really only two types of games that sell on the Wii: 1) Nintendo games 2) broken ass waggle party games. The Nintendo games sell because it is Nintendo. I mean, NSMB Wii has the controller side ways and rarely uses waggle (thank goodness); the existing PS3 sixaxis is capable of doing everything the wii remote sideways could do. Then there is Just Dance that just gives people a reason to jump around and act assy. Just Dance 2 as software barely works. Third party 'games' don't sell; the only 'game-game' that used motion plus, Red Steel 2, didn't sell.
The Move seems like it is trying to grab the Just Dance people and the people who play video games that didn't buy into the Wii. If anything, Kinect is perfect for the Just Dance people. Among the three consoles, the biggest strength of the Move is with the games that fail the hardest on the Wii. So unless people who have been playing and enjoying normal video game suddenly want to wave around stick with a glowing ball, they're pretty much fucked.
At least in America. Apparently Europeans might be into this stuff because of singstar and buzz and whatever. I don't know.
Anyone who wants waggle owns, owned at one point, or intends to own a Wii. The Move is merely a "me too" product that came out four years after the original.
Which is why I thought it was sent out to die. Nothing really compelling for it and the half assed Wii Sports clones are just going through the motions. I expect it to be treated like the PSP Go: marketed briefly and then quickly forgotten.
I'm halfway tempted to get a Move because it might go for a lot of money down the road when people like to pay lots of money for obscure, near worthless gaming accessories (like the ROB).
Edit: PSP Go, not just the PSP
yeah, the people who bought the Wii, as in, not the same people that championed the Gamecube and N64 and weren't alive before the N64, don't care about higher fidelity of motion controls. There are really only two types of games that sell on the Wii: 1) Nintendo games 2) broken ass waggle party games. The Nintendo games sell because it is Nintendo. I mean, NSMB Wii has the controller side ways and rarely uses waggle (thank goodness); the existing PS3 sixaxis is capable of doing everything the wii remote sideways could do. Then there is Just Dance that just gives people a reason to jump around and act assy. Just Dance 2 as software barely works. Third party 'games' don't sell; the only 'game-game' that used motion plus, Red Steel 2, didn't sell.
The Move seems like it is trying to grab the Just Dance people and the people who play video games that didn't buy into the Wii. If anything, Kinect is perfect for the Just Dance people. Among the three consoles, the biggest strength of the Move is with the games that fail the hardest on the Wii. So unless people who have been playing and enjoying normal video game suddenly want to wave around stick with a glowing ball, they're pretty much fucked.
At least in America. Apparently Europeans might be into this stuff because of singstar and buzz and whatever. I don't know.
Anyone who wants waggle owns, owned at one point, or intends to own a Wii. The Move is merely a "me too" product that came out four years after the original.
Which is why I thought it was sent out to die. Nothing really compelling for it and the half assed Wii Sports clones are just going through the motions. I expect it to be treated like the PSP Go: marketed briefly and then quickly forgotten.
I'm halfway tempted to get a Move because it might go for a lot of money down the road when people like to pay lots of money for obscure, near worthless gaming accessories (like the ROB).
Edit: PSP Go, not just the PSP
Besides the fact that theres already two killer apps for it? Heavy Rain and Sports Champions?
If you guys think thats whats going to happen to the move, i'd love to hear your "fair and unbiased" views on why Kinect is going to be this amazing super stopper thing. :lol
Microsoft buying exlcusives? whoda thunk it ::) ::) ::)
After playing for a few hours with various members of my family, there are a few big fucking problems. One, for the EyeToy to properly recognize things, you really do need the advertised 8-to-10 feet. Otherwise it frequently fails to recognize what it should. That's a huge fucking load of floor real estate and I could not find a single room in my house to accommodate such a space, even when moving couches and beds back (I tried the PS3 in my bedroom and the family room).Amir0x destroying move fanatics,he even posted some videos
And two, we were trying to get our four year old niece to play, and she really wanted to, but it took like forty tries to get her calibrated and even when it was it registered only about half of her moves. Which is really ridiculous for a family oriented device.
This is all back to my rant back a year about the wiimote... about how even though these controllers are supposed to be about immersion, the 'merging' of controller and player, more frequently than not, these controllers DEMAND the players attention, constantly taking one out of the fun. It's an immersion-killer, really. There's so many hindrances to the proper precision and accuracy of these things that it's hard ever to get the ideal settings for everybody, and that's simply not cool. Until we get to that point, motion controllers will always play second fiddle to superior methods of control.
And a final niggle: the EyeToy's resolution is abominable and they really shouldn't have cheaped out with that shit. Shoulda upgraded for this new wave of titles.
Anyway, that's about it.
Getting even more frustrated with this now. It's pretty useless in my front room in the day now. Gets too confused with bright sunlight as it is now too bright and either cannot see the orb or worse still it locks on to other areas if bright light. It tracked one of the toys in eyepet to my daughters head because of a shard of light was on their face. :lol:. Also everytime the light changed outside the cameras picture changed colour balance. So I now have something I can probably only use for a small window of time and on non sunny days, brilliant. Did they actually test this in a real environment.
well when each member of your family requires a king size bed to fit one, of corse your going to have problems with "floor real estate"
the fact is this is selling like hot cakes and xbots are so scared because sony is profitable and put out a great device.
Why? It's been done already on the PS2 called EyeToy:Dance.Just Dance's success is one of the few things that make me think Kinect is going to sell. I wouldn't be surprised if Dance Central was the number one selling game this holiday season.... well, after Black Ops.
While I don't want it or Dance Central the Kinnect is looking like a smarter idea from a consumer perspective. Very simple "games". Not a lot of equipment and controllers. And I agree. Dance Central is the closest thing on either the move or Kinnect that looks like it has some mainstream appeal. If Microsoft was smart they would market the hell out of that title.
go suck on his fat lards you piece of hyper shit
:lol: Eye Toy on PS2 had issues with light in 2004. Still a problem :gloomy
There's not even enough space in the GameStop I work at for Move to work correctly. Not only that, zero small children have been able to use it. Mainly because they don't understand the calibration. The ones who did understand the calibration weren't tall enough.
What a fucking mess. I actually had high (well, not really high. I would say raised) hopes that the Move was going to actually bring motion controls into actual games. Lol.
Kinect isn't going to be any better. Looks like everyone is going to be laying a goose egg this holiday on stupid, malfunctioning, expensive peripherals.
Didn't Lady GaGa promote Move at E3 this year? They should do a special edition Gaga Move dildo and watch them fly off the shelves.
they'll both sell okay/well, but i'm guessing on a lot of store returns post-christmas
"this don't work right, it don't do what it's supposed to"
"i think it's broken, there's like a second or so delay when i move"