Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 10:28 pm
There is no point to bring them down verbally when in the end, it depends on if the console actually sells well regardless of what people say.
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Pretty sure "Even worse, it appears that rumble doesn't appear to be included with the new six axis sensing controller." is an all-encompassing statement about the controller, unrelated to the model.sirk wrote:This was my source: http://ps3.ign.com/articles/705/705887p1.html
Looks like I mistook it to mean only the 20GB package. The motion sensing/rumble thing is a valid point, I suppose you're right on that.
Microsoft did it four years ago.sirk wrote:I can only recall one other electronic game to feature it; Kirby Tilt-n-Tumble. Which others used it as well?
What Sony did is such a big deal because they only threw it in fairly recently and is a blatent attempt to try to use Wii's unique feature to promote their own future console.
It would happen eventually, but because Wii introduced it first into the major console war. And only a few weeks ago did Sony incorporate similar technology into their controller.
I realized that when you posted previously.Kuukai wrote:Pretty sure "Even worse, it appears that rumble doesn't appear to be included with the new six axis sensing controller." is an all-encompassing statement about the controller, unrelated to the model.sirk wrote:This was my source: http://ps3.ign.com/articles/705/705887p1.html
Looks like I mistook it to mean only the 20GB package. The motion sensing/rumble thing is a valid point, I suppose you're right on that.
There we go.Kuukai wrote:Microsoft did it four years ago.sirk wrote:I can only recall one other electronic game to feature it; Kirby Tilt-n-Tumble. Which others used it as well?
What Sony did is such a big deal because they only threw it in fairly recently and is a blatent attempt to try to use Wii's unique feature to promote their own future console.
It would happen eventually, but because Wii introduced it first into the major console war. And only a few weeks ago did Sony incorporate similar technology into their controller.