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B. W. said:http://www.gamersreports.com/grimages/940/1147134417/3/1/gr.image.jpg
Honestly, I don't see the difference.
I didn't bother to watch the press conference, but is it wireless?
ManCannon said:I couldn't help but laugh at them when I saw it go down. And then the price.
Everyone else can think whatever they like, but to me Sony is looking to be the laughing stock of E3.
Lazy_Moron said:How so. If anything they exceeded expectations. Everyone thought they will have nothing. Thought the prices were going to be extremely high. They came and they delievered with extreme confidence. Prices arent bad at all. You get Blu Ray, plus a whole bunch of other features, standard wireless controllers. Hell a standalone HD DVD player is 500 as it is. You can get Blu Ray in the PS3 for 500. Sony did a great job IMO.
Archer75 said:Microsoft is releasing an HD-DVD add on in October for $100. And they are rumored to be dropping the price of the 360 by $100.
Lazy_Moron said:Ok, that is fine and dandy. Rumors are rumors, and look where the PS3 is now. Im not doubting it, im sure they will to take away some of the people from getting a PS3 at launch. Still, I believe the PS3 is a way better deal. I just think its stupid flaming them on the price and saying the graphics suck and what not. Pretty pointless.
Lazy_Moron said:Ok, that is fine and dandy. Rumors are rumors, and look where the PS3 is now. Im not doubting it, im sure they will to take away some of the people from getting a PS3 at launch. Still, I believe the PS3 is a way better deal. I just think its stupid flaming them on the price and saying the graphics suck and what not. Pretty pointless.
Archer75 said:A $600 console and $80 games is a better deal? The PS3 is more difficult to program for and if developers don't spend the time to code for each of it's specialized processor then the 360 is alot more powerful.
HD-DVD is a better format. Cheaper to produce, less DRM than BlueRay. Sony's track record with new media is rather horrible. Not to mention the whole rootkit fiasco.
But in the end i'm a PC gamer so what do I care.
Carbon_Le said:$80 games? where did u hear that? or are you just guessing?
"Way old news" that I've never heard of before, ever.Archer75 said:That's way old news. There are many developers on record stating that the games will be $70-$80 each. Due to the fact the PS3 is alot more difficult to program for. It only has one general purpose processor and 6 or 7 highly specialized processors. Compared to the 3 general processors of the 360.
Banko said:Again this isn't the same as the Revolution controller. The rev controller actually tracks what you are doing this is just a tilt mechanism. You are not going to be wielding guns with this thing. I really hate idiots, too bad 90% of the internet are.
The18thLetter said:"Way old news" that I've never heard of before, ever.
Yep.
What!? No rumble feature?! Link?!DarkLegacy said:That was an extremly sad confrence. ALOT of the people in the chat room I was in were very Loyal Sony guys. A great bunch I must say. Not the childish bunch I am use to running into on multiple forums. How could you not laugh at it? Come on, GT HD? It was only an upscaled version of GT4 in 1080p & there was a few slowdowns & frame dropages there. That other game that was similar to Dynasty Wars. The frame dropage & slowdown there was ooooooo ever so obvious. Even the Sony loyalist were disapointed. The coolest things we saw there was....
Interactive Card battle System. That was Damn Nice.
The PSP being used as a rear view Mirror. A very cool idea.
The FFXIII clip. Had some in game footage as well as some CGI.
EA's showings of there titles. This is EA however, they overhype everything.
I really don't care what kind of fan of Sony you are, but that conference was terrible. The attendies pretty much showed that with there weak applauses. I will wait however, as I am hoping the developer booths really show what the PS3 can do. That conference did not impress me much at all. The pads defeintly look like a spinoff of ideas from the Nintendo Wii & Xbox 360 controllers. It also has no rumble feature anymore =).
-DarkLegacy
lesman said:What!? No rumble feature?! Link?!
Thanks....that kinda sucks. I like the rumble feature in controllers. Oh well.DarkLegacy said:
ManCannon said:They completely ripped off Nintendo with a straight face which was a sight to behold and they're releasing at a price that is not at all competitive with the 360 or Revolution. Sure those extra features are nice, but to your average consumer they're going to be meaningless.
See it however you want, what I saw was a joke, even the games didn't excite me.
...then be sure you attribute the correct source. They didn't steal from Nintendo. They actually stole from Microsoft (and Logitech). The picture you're looking at here is a picture I took of gyroscopic, motion sensing controllers that Logitech and Microsoft manufactured for the PC in 1999. Yes, 1999 as in more than seven years ago.
Contary to the rapidly developing urban legend that's forming now, the idea of a motion sensing controller is not something Nintendo invented just last year. It's just as false as the Nintendo invented analog joysticks and Al Gore invented the internet fairy tales. Actual products that you could BUY were available more than seven years ago on your PC. I used these controllers to play games like Motocross Madness and Star Wars: Rogue Squadron. And they worked exactly as you saw that Sony representative playing Warhawk during the E3 press conference. So while hundreds of farked images of the Sony PS3 controller are being constructed and uploaded now accusing Sony of stealing from Nintendo, I just wanted to point out that this idea was soooo 20th century, and immediately flamed out on the PC because they were honestly more of a novelty than they were practical.
For whatever reason, motion sensing controllers are now all the rage, as two of the big three are offering this functionality in their new consoles. But unless developers really embrace the technology and use it as a basis for their game designs, it's not going to be any different in 2006 than it was for the Logitech Gamepad Extreme and Microsoft Sidewinder Freestyle controllers on the PC in 1999. Here's hoping things turn out better for this new-old idea used in both the Wii and the PS3.
B. W. said:
DarkLegacy said:The PSP being used as a rear view Mirror. A very cool idea.
Contary to the rapidly developing urban legend that's forming now, the idea of a motion sensing controller is not something Nintendo invented just last year.
One thing everyone needs to understand, though, is that the PS3 controller has nowhere near the features of the Wii controller. The PS3 controller can sense tilting motions. The Wii remote can sense true 3D space. Foreward backward motions, side to side motions, up and down motions. Diagonal motions. All of those mixed and far & in between.Trinitrotoluene said:From gamespot:
Sly said:Link?!
DarkLegacy said:That was an extremly sad confrence. ALOT of the people in the chat room I was in were very Loyal Sony guys. A great bunch I must say. Not the childish bunch I am use to running into on multiple forums. How could you not laugh at it? Come on, GT HD? It was only an upscaled version of GT4 in 1080p & there was a few slowdowns & frame dropages there. That other game that was similar to Dynasty Wars. The frame dropage & slowdown there was ooooooo ever so obvious. Even the Sony loyalist were disapointed. The coolest things we saw there was....
Interactive Card battle System. That was Damn Nice.
The PSP being used as a rear view Mirror. A very cool idea.
The FFXIII clip. Had some in game footage as well as some CGI.
EA's showings of there titles. This is EA however, they overhype everything.
I really don't care what kind of fan of Sony you are, but that conference was terrible. The attendies pretty much showed that with there weak applauses. I will wait however, as I am hoping the developer booths really show what the PS3 can do. That conference did not impress me much at all. The pads defeintly look like a spinoff of ideas from the Nintendo Wii & Xbox 360 controllers. It also has no rumble feature anymore =).
-DarkLegacy
Archer75 said:Microsoft is releasing an HD-DVD add on in October for $100. And they are rumored to be dropping the price of the 360 by $100.
zero002021 said:Does anyone know when exactly during the press conference the tilt/motion sensor was shown off? I missed the live streaming and downloaded the video of the conference off IGN, 1 hour 50 minutes, I started getting bored and skipping through it, and I missed the controller piece. I'd like to see Sony's poor attempt at stealing Nintendo's idea.
Honestly, I was ready to fall asleep within 15 minutes of Sony's conference. At first I told myself to be patient and give them a chance, surely it would get better. Nope. Only got worse.