Sony's Motion Sensing Still Lagging Behind?
Chris Kohler, over at Wired's Game|Life, had the chance to see an in-production PS3 game in action. He said that, for the most part everything looked great. The one thing that concerned him was the motion-sensing controller that Sony is pushing on developers. From the article: "The developers told us that although we'd be using real PS3 controllers, they didn't yet have the motion-sensing functionality built in. And not only that, although they referred to the build as 'feature-complete,' they did admit that the one feature that was not yet included was (wait for it) motion-sensing, although they did 'have some cool ideas.' There was plenty of speculation after Sony's E3 conference that the motion-sensing functionality was jammed into the controller at the last minute as a reaction to Nintendo's strategy. This was backed up by the Warhawk developers' offhand remarks that they'd implemented motion sensing 'in just a couple weeks'."
They are still ahead in price ! :)
So what they're saying is, we have to pay Sony $599 for a console, only for them to go and half-assedly implement other people's ideas?
Hopefully real time weapon change will make up for it.
...word is they'll be putting out a root-kit that will fix this problem.
I just can't see a whole lot of practical application for motion sensing in the way that Sony has designed it.
I personally think it opens up a whole new world of possibilities for throwing your controller at the TV.
no sweat off my back. Ewww.
But is it skin off your brow?
- None can love freedom heartily, but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license. -- John Milton
Enough said
http://www.totallycrap.com/videos/the_ps3_vs_wii
Just be careful not to hit the TV in its weakpoint, for MASSIVE DAMAGE!