Idk why but i like that alot. Are the bottom of the navigator and move controller the same? Because I'd probably have two move controllers in there.Katana_Strikes said:![]()
Is this a recharge stand?
Looks nifty. I like the gun too.
Idk why but i like that alot. Are the bottom of the navigator and move controller the same? Because I'd probably have two move controllers in there.Katana_Strikes said:![]()
Is this a recharge stand?
Looks nifty. I like the gun too.
Spookie said:£94 for a full controller (stick, wand and camera). I spend money on some silly shit. But even for me that's too expensive. :lol
(www.gamegears.co.uk is my source)
From what I read in the GI article a few months ago, it does, but haven't heard that from anywhere else.Tranced Shadow said:Can I confirm something?
Does the Navigation Controller have any motion-sensing capabilities?
I can't hold and operate a controller with my left hand, so I was thinking I could strap the thing to the wand? Would that work?
Game Informer said:"Both the Move and the sub-controller use accelerometers, gyroscopes, and terrestrial magnetic sensors."
Cold-Steel said:It's weird how people assume that 2 Move bundles = 2 players = $200.
I mean, you only need one camera and one game disc :lol
OldJadedGamer said:Right, 2 players will run you $150 bucks. With sub controllers that would be actually $210 for two people. Two people using two wands each like the Archery game would be $250.
Although I haven't seen Archery in Sports Champions doing 2 players same time. Anyone know?OldJadedGamer said:Right, 2 players will run you $150 bucks. With sub controllers that would be actually $210 for two people. Two people using two wands each like the Archery game would be $250.
So I tried The Fight: Lights Out. This is game seemed like the antithesis to TV Superstar. It's gritty and violent, sure, but it also tracks two Move controllers rather than one, allowing you to punch an opponent into oblivion. Plus, the Move's camera would track my eyes, allowing me to rotate my position by turning my head (a good thing, since I was warned not to move my feet after calibration).
I understand that my punches probably looked too horrible to use, but a lag, combined with pure animation cues, stops you from feeling like you're fighting. Heck, even Wii's loosely controlled Punch Out! feels more like actual boxing.
With the bluetooth limitation I would assume that you don't actually use 4 moves, but pass the 2. I am only assuming this and would prefer clarification.OldJadedGamer said:Right, 2 players will run you $150 bucks. With sub controllers that would be actually $210 for two people. Two people using two wands each like the Archery game would be $250.
PkunkFury said:can I use the PS2 eyetoy with move, or will I have to by the Eye?
It sounds like they do have the same connector on the bottom, from the PS Blog:Bad_Boy said:Idk why but i like that alot. Are the bottom of the navigator and move controller the same? Because I'd probably have two move controllers in there.
PlayStation Move Charging Station Available for $29.99 (MSRP), the Charging Station will allow you to charge two PlayStation Move motion or navigation controllers at once, without connecting them to the PS3.
I'm pretty sure I saw Sports Champions allow multiple players to take turns with 1 controller, just like Wii Sports. So, unless you're playing co-op, you don't need to buy two sets of controllers.yankeehater said:Wow, that is a lot of fucking money. It iss ssad that the tech in Move looks so ggood bbut I think the price is going to kill it. No way do I see many people dropping $130 just for one full controller.
teiresias said:OK, so does that Sports Champion game in the pack-in have that archery game you could see in some of the videos? Because if so, every marketing image I've seen of anyone doing anything related to archery shows two Move controllers, but the pack-in that includes the game only has one Move controller. Ummmmm . . .
SSJ1Goku said:Archery is one of the games that has multiple control setups, you can use 1 or 2 move controllers for one player, Volleyball is another.
KibblesBits said:So wait a second, the charge station is not included? Does the move and sub connect via USB or take batteries?
SSJ1Goku said:Archery is one of the games that has multiple control setups, you can use 1 or 2 move controllers for one player, Volleyball is another.
OldJadedGamer said:Are there any pictures or videos of someone playing archery with one move controller?
teiresias said:OK, so does that Sports Champion game in the pack-in have that archery game you could see in some of the videos? Because if so, every marketing image I've seen of anyone doing anything related to archery shows two Move controllers, but the pack-in that includes the game only has one Move controller. Ummmmm . . .
OldJadedGamer said:Right, 2 players will run you $150 bucks. With sub controllers that would be actually $210 for two people. Two people using two wands each like the Archery game would be $250.
teiresias said:I can see how it would work for volleyball, but how would it work for archery?
Ploid 3.0 said:I think the archery use trigger to apply tension then release if you use one controller.
I'm getting move, going to stick with ds3 for sub controller when needed. Can't wait for games like the wizard game. Any impressions on how KZ3 play with move? I should really get a wii+ game for the attachment. I only have NCAA and Wii sports 1. Had no idea it improved games that much.
Skiesofwonder said:I want in...... but $400?!?!? This is just too much for even a hardcore gamer like myself that is dying to purchase a PS3 with Move!
Maybe if the 3DS is not released this year I can somehow muster up the extra money to purchase one. But, most likely another year for me without a PS3.....
Not showing me Last Guardian didn't help you too much either.
Skiesofwonder said:I want in...... but $400?!?!? This is just too much for even a hardcore gamer like myself
Gahiggidy said:Curious, will the Move controller work out side? Like at the beach?
paskowitz said:All sorts of win
"Yesterday, the world found out when the PlayStation Move is coming and how much it's going to cost. However, when the price tags popped up at the Sony press conference, there was a bit of grumbling from the audience. In the United States, the PlayStation Move wand will cost $49.99 and the navigation controller the little bit with an analog stick will cost an additional $29.99.
An $80 entry cost to Sony's new method of control? People weren't thrilled.
However, it turns out that the navigation controller isn't a necessity. If you want to, you can hold your SixAxis or DualShock 3 controller in your left hand and the PlayStation Move in your right and not miss a beat. The navigation controller does have a few extra buttons on it, but the ones you need to play games L1, L2 and an analog stick are all right where you need them on the SixAxis/DualShock 3's left side.
While holding a full-size controller with one hand might not be the most comfortable thing for long periods of time, it's good to know that you can be frugal and get the most out of your PlayStation Move library."
belvedere said:If you were a "hardcore gamer", you'd already have a PS3.
You know what I mean. Most of the demos and promo movies have showed people playing in dimly lit rooms.Speevy said:It's a little fidgety at the beach, but you should see it on a mountain.
beast786 said:Made a HD video of SOCOM and Move showing the from Move Point of View![]()
Hopefully this will help in figuring out the lag/response
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyRe9-QX8C4