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My post from May 6th: "I'm also curious about their controller. I have a sneaking suspicion the put in a motion sensor to combat Wii's controller."
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/705/705742p1.html
"6:33 -- Kuturagi takes the stage. He introduces the PS3 controlled ... and it's the PS2 controller?!? It looks exactly the same, but it has many new function. Most importantly, it has "6 degrees" of motion-sensing movement. (Um, Nintendo, what do you have to say about this?) You can move it up and down, you have pitch and yaw and roll movement, and it's all still wireless and, in fact, lighter than PS2's DualShock.
6:39 -- Finally, Phil Harrison and Dylan Jobe show Warhawk for PS3. This is played live on a PS3 controller. He moves the controller like a flight stick, zooming and flying and turning and steering and going completely crazy, doing barrel rolls and quick turns and all kinds of moves. It's sure to looks silly when you play it, but playing the game, Dylan seems to have complete control over the Warhawk fighter, and is able to get close to capital ships and canyons without crashing. He even lands the ship on a ledge."
Well, what do ya know... Sony does it again. Rips off someone else, but acts as though they came up with it themselves. Hell, I have a Microsoft PC controller that can do what the PS3 controller can. Shameless bastards...
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/705/705742p1.html
"6:33 -- Kuturagi takes the stage. He introduces the PS3 controlled ... and it's the PS2 controller?!? It looks exactly the same, but it has many new function. Most importantly, it has "6 degrees" of motion-sensing movement. (Um, Nintendo, what do you have to say about this?) You can move it up and down, you have pitch and yaw and roll movement, and it's all still wireless and, in fact, lighter than PS2's DualShock.
6:39 -- Finally, Phil Harrison and Dylan Jobe show Warhawk for PS3. This is played live on a PS3 controller. He moves the controller like a flight stick, zooming and flying and turning and steering and going completely crazy, doing barrel rolls and quick turns and all kinds of moves. It's sure to looks silly when you play it, but playing the game, Dylan seems to have complete control over the Warhawk fighter, and is able to get close to capital ships and canyons without crashing. He even lands the ship on a ledge."
Well, what do ya know... Sony does it again. Rips off someone else, but acts as though they came up with it themselves. Hell, I have a Microsoft PC controller that can do what the PS3 controller can. Shameless bastards...