hikarutilmitt
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Jme said:
I would recommend at least a shooting attachment ($7.50 at GS right now) for playing The Shoot. If you have any inclination to play Time Crisis or any of the FPSs that support Move, a Sharpshooter would do well, too.
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I would recommend at least a shooting attachment ($7.50 at GS right now) for playing The Shoot. If you have any inclination to play Time Crisis or any of the FPSs that support Move, a Sharpshooter would do well, too.
Agent X
Member
Jme said:
I liked the demo of The Shoot way back when I first tried it (with the Sports Champions bundle), so I jumped at the opportunity to grab it for $9.99. Lots of fun!
I'd like to grab a Sharpshooter (mainly for Resistance 3 and Killzone 3), but if I can't get my hands on one, then I might take hikarutilmitt's advice and get the original shooting attachment for a bargain price.
kingschiebi
Member
Agent X said:
If you got the chance, try out the Sharpshooter first. I did like it for KZ3 campaign, but that's pretty much it. It seems to be hit or miss (mostly miss) for a lot of people.
I also thought that it would be really cool for dead space extraction, but the normal gun attachment is way superior there for the alt fire moves (you have to tilt the weapon sideways).
Sharpshooter is definitively not for competitive online play.
TrojanBlade
Member
kingschiebi said:
Man it was a total miss for me...hard to hold on for long periods, moving becomes a pain and makes you much more inaccurate. I played KZ3 again after removing the MOVE and nav from SharpShooter and everything felt so much easy and better. I was really hoping I would like it because I got it for just 19.99 from GS but was really disappointed.
On another note: The Fight:Lights out is amazing!! I can't believe reviewers crapped on it all over for imprecise controls. I played it with just 1 light on and even that was behind me and it tracked me really good. The tracking is almost 1:1 most of the time. I hope someone makes a proper boxing game with these same controls (was disappointed when FightNight didn't have any Move support)
Grinchy
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I only have like 30 minutes in the game so far, but from what I've seen, it could be quite good. My problem was that I was playing at night, and it couldn't do headtracking for me. Lighting condition and the other thing would say "excellent" as if they were stuck in Wayne's World, but it would always say that my static room was flickering too much. Maybe it's the lamp I use.TrojanBlade said:
As I said, I don't have much time in it, but it seemed like without the head tracking, it couldn't properly follow my crouches. I could not get body shots nor could I seem to block body shots. Punching sure felt nice though
Jme
Member
Just played through my first scene on the shoot and I already feel it was worth the price of admission! Fun stuff, gets me even more excited for HOTD:Overkill Extended Cut (On-rails feels good on move!)
The guy at GS talked me out of the 7.50 gun, and I dunno how much use I'd get out of a sharpshooter... but I might head back for the smaller gun for shoot/hotd.
Man, my move was feeling really under utilized, whatever their reasons are for this sale, I'm glad I could take advantage of it, doesn't feel like such a waste now
The guy at GS talked me out of the 7.50 gun, and I dunno how much use I'd get out of a sharpshooter... but I might head back for the smaller gun for shoot/hotd.
Man, my move was feeling really under utilized, whatever their reasons are for this sale, I'm glad I could take advantage of it, doesn't feel like such a waste now
kingschiebi
Member
Jme said:
I really liked it, too, and it's sad to see that Cohort Studios closed down. Would have loved to get more arcade shooter like this.
So I bought LBP2 the other day when the move pack came out. You all owe it to yourself to go buy this game, even if you didn't like the first. I thought the first game was floaty and frustrating, but the platforming in this game is incredible. I can't believe I almost passed it up. The move controls are awesome too, and you can play through all of the levels with the move controller, and some of the stuff even got retroactive move controls.
Buy this game. It's only ~$30 on amazon new.
Buy this game. It's only ~$30 on amazon new.
so i went on a spree yesterday and bought 2 wands, 2 navi, a sharpshooter, charging station, sports champion, the fight:light out, and kung fu rider........now i'm having buyer remorse. =( don't know if it worth it. are there anything i should return or keep it all? i'm thinking of getting the small gun attachment and the shooter after reading this thread.
it came up to 153 dollars btw.
it came up to 153 dollars btw.
OneMoreQuestion
Member
tigerin said:
Return one navi and kung fu rider and keep the rest.
tigerin said:
You can get a quad charging station with usb charging ports cheaper than the gamestop sale from Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0041RWIGW/?tag=neogaf0e-20
I had some buyers remorse after I bought it too. I justified it for the shooting games. I love shooting games. Time Crisis, House of the dead, dead space extraction, all fun stuff. Sports champion is a lot of fun too.
OneMoreQuestion said:
i won't need an extra navi for any party games(i.e.:sports champion)? i was thinking of playing it with my siblings. are there anything else i should get when i go back there?
and i thought kung fu rider was great according to guy on another thread.but yea, it doesn't seem so fun on videos.tailzo said:
garath said:
that seems really nice. but the thing is, i was in a hurry yesterday and kinda rip the inside box of the charging station. i don't know if they will accept it....knowing gamestop and all.
OneMoreQuestion
Member
You won't need a spare navi. If you can spare the dough, splurge on another 2 move controllers. Gladiators and archery with 2 controllers each is awesome!
DenogginizerOS
BenjaminBirdie's Thomas Jefferson
That is nipple-rubbing moan-inducing good.MrPliskin said:
Wads said:
Some people like Move for FPS (see above). I can't remember an RPG game using Move off the top of my head.
If you don't mind some workout. Sports Champions for Move is amazing. Lights Out, after you train up your character, is also rigorous because of the fast 1-1 tracking.
Tumble is also nice. Since you don't have a kid and GF is moving out, I supposed dancing games, EyePet, and other party game is out ?
I have not tried Child of Eden yet.
MrPliskin said:
I haven't played Kz3 since it's release so maybe they changed it, but didn't KZ3 still go into full iron sight mode when ADS and it was just that that moves around the screen? If that is still it then I still think that is inferior to R3's which zooms in slightly and still gives you a crosshair to move around while the iron sighted weapon model stays in the lower corner, not obstructing vision and flying around the screen all crazy-like.
R3's post-patch move controls + full button customization should be the standard from now on for shooters. If only Naughty Dog would catch on as well
.kingschiebi
Member
Lambtron said:
I even found the $60 worth it. Playing with Move has a certain arcade feel to it and I really enjoyed it (even finished it a second time on the highest difficulty when I got my SharpShooter).
The campaign itself is mediocre, but if you just want to play a FPS in a similar fashion as Time Crisis with pretty good controls, I'd say go for it.
Goldrusher
Member
Looks like Europe is getting new packaging for "Move required" games.
Old box art on the left, new on the right.
Not sure if they'll come with a blue box as well.
Old box art on the left, new on the right.
Not sure if they'll come with a blue box as well.
I feel bad saying this but I'll definitely pick up medieval moves when it price drops. Looks like it would be probably be really fun for 1 or two playthroughs.
Is that move mind benders pack EU exclusive? I don't own any of those games , would be cool if it was coming out here. I have been holding off on echochrome II because its FIFTEEN DOLLARS. ugh.
Is that move mind benders pack EU exclusive? I don't own any of those games , would be cool if it was coming out here. I have been holding off on echochrome II because its FIFTEEN DOLLARS. ugh.
Medieval Moves: Deadmunds Quest Strikes Gold
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011/10/21/medieval-moves-deadmunds-quest-strikes-gold/
Agent X
Member
Move support is present in inFamous: Festival of Blood, although I haven't tried it using Move yet.
According to this post from PlayStation.Blog, Move support (and the new cutscene tool for UGC) will be added to inFamous 2 shortly.
According to this post from PlayStation.Blog, Move support (and the new cutscene tool for UGC) will be added to inFamous 2 shortly.
xKilltheMx
Member
After playing Infamous: FOB with move for a couple of hours I gotta say, it's pretty good. As a right stick replacement it works pretty damn good. I kinda want to take some of the move button changes and make them in the game i.e. Double tapping x for hover.
Boogalogist
Member
Does the Move Support in Festival of Blood carry over to the normal Infamous 2 campaign?
User Name Here
Member
AAK said:
Yeah, definitely. They are using Kinect for issuing voice commands to your squad, but they didn't say what else they might be using it for in ME3. If anything they could use the PSeye for the same thing, in addition to using the move as a pointer....
R_thanatos
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They stated that they couldn't with the PSeye , because they use the microsoft libraries for voice recognition that are built-in kinect ..doing the same with any other software would require a lot of work ( because they didn't made the voice recognition and would have to made a similar thing for PC and PS3 )User Name Here said:
BUt i agree that move targetting would be a no brainer ( at least )
maquiladora
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Sinthetic said:
Cool story bro.
MightyHedgehog
Member
Is there any recent software that supports voice recognition for PS Eye/Move? Is Singstar's support all there is for PS3? I was always under the impression that MS' own software (as well as the stuff they might license) was well ahead of most things in the market. I'd like to try some things out if I can get them cheaply.patsu said:
immortal-joe
Member
Just wanted to jump back in here and reiterate that Sports Champion is the best motion game this gen. Just played some more with friends yesterday; the precision, the joy of hitting the perfect drop shot in table tennis or producing an inch-perfect inside spinning Frisbee throw, just plain awesome.
MightyHedgehog
Member
Yeah, I've seen it in action. Seems like such a waste that Sony puts out hardware with features almost never supported because they themselves fail to set expectations correctly with significant software support of their own. I really never liked Sony's half-ass throw out the hardware and pray strategy.spats said:
User Name Here
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patsu said:
That's what I was thinking of when I mentioned that they could probably add voice support for the Pseye. Using Move as a pointer along side voice commands could be really cool, especially since no other game seems to take advantage of the voice recognition library.
For dead space 3, the coolest thing they could do (aside from adding pointer support) is using a melee system that is like zelda skyward sword's melee system. Just imagine that ... *drools just thinking about it*