4 reasons why SIXAXIS is superior to the Wiimote and X360 clunky controller.

There is much talk regarding the innovative ways of the Wii remote. However, this a myth and needs to be debunked right here on System Wars. In fact, the SIXAXIS edges out the Wii remote in terms of innovation, in the following three ways.

(1) It's more sensitive. The SIXAXIS is more sensitive to subtle motions initiated by the player's movements. We can see this in games like MotorStorm, Tony Hawk, flOw, Tiger Woods and Resistance.

(2) No external sensor bar required. When you first opened your Wii and saw the sensor bar, you probably thought "wow....this thing is so ugly and obstrusive. Luckily, the SIXAXIS achieves motion control without the need for an external sensor bar. It just works!

(3) It's not gimmicky. Sony has successfully implemented motion control into the traditional style controller we've all been using for the past 12 years. This allows us to see epic traditional games while having the added functionality of motion control. Traditional gameplay isn't sacrificed in favor of cheap minigames and the like.

(4) It's ligher. Thanks to lack of rumble, the SIXAXIS controller is a much ligher weight, allowing players to not feel tethered to a controller. It makes the gameplay experience feel more natural and as if you are not holding a controller.

I believe that these are all valid reasons in support that the SIXAXIS bests Nintendo's cheap, uninspired Wii remote. We can already see revolutionary gameplay mechanics on the PS3 using SIXAXIS. Examples include the ability to steer vehicles in racing games and other characters, as well as the ability to shake off zombies in Resistance. Pure genius.

Do you work for Sony? You'll never make this shill thing work for you if you keep your presentation so well-formed and grammatically correct. Your post looks like a misguided press release.

EDIT: AND YOU CAN'T EVEN COUNT PROPERLY!

lol self owned

do you think ps3 would have made the controller if they never saw the wii(lol boomerang) 

Thanks to lack of rumble...

NYCgamer47

About the sensor bar...
The Wii uses motion and tilt sensing. The ps3 uses tilt sensing.
The sensor bar is for the motion sensing.

I like my PS3 alot.

But I hate that controller so much.

The L2 and R2 triggers are miserable to use and the Sixaxis control doesn't give me enough feedback to feel like I am actually in controller.

Take Motorstorm for example, its IMPOSSIBLE to play that game using the Sixaxis.

And remember I own a PS3 and defend it quite often around here.

Do you work for Sony?  You'll never make this shill thing work for you if you keep your presentation so well-formed and grammatically correct.  Your post looks like a misguided press release.Iyethar

:P. 

And, three ways begat 4 somehow.

There is much talk regarding the innovative ways of the Wii remote. However, this a myth and needs to be debunked right here on System Wars. In fact, the SIXAXIS edges out the Wii remote in terms of innovation, in the following three ways.

(1) It's more sensitive. The SIXAXIS is more sensitive to subtle motions initiated by the player's movements. We can see this in games like MotorStorm, Tony Hawk, flOw, Tiger Woods and Resistance.

(2) No external sensor bar required. When you first opened your Wii and saw the sensor bar, you probably thought "wow....this thing is so ugly and obstrusive. Luckily, the SIXAXIS achieves motion control without the need for an external sensor bar. It just works!

(3) It's not gimmicky. Sony has successfully implemented motion control into the traditional style controller we've all been using for the past 12 years. This allows us to see epic traditional games while having the added functionality of motion control. Traditional gameplay isn't sacrificed in favor of cheap minigames and the like.

(4) It's ligher. Thanks to lack of rumble, the SIXAXIS controller is a much ligher weight, allowing players to not feel tethered to a controller. It makes the gameplay experience feel more natural and as if you are not holding a controller.

I believe that these are all valid reasons in support that the SIXAXIS bests Nintendo's cheap, uninspired Wii remote. We can already see revolutionary gameplay mechanics on the PS3 using SIXAXIS. Examples include the ability to steer vehicles in racing games and other characters, as well as the ability to shake off zombies in Resistance. Pure genius.

NYCgamer47

There is much talk regarding the innovative ways of the Wii remote. However, this a myth and needs to be debunked right here on System Wars. In fact, the SIXAXIS edges out the Wii remote in terms of innovation, in the following three ways.

(1) It's more sensitive. The SIXAXIS is more sensitive to subtle motions initiated by the player's movements. We can see this in games like MotorStorm, Tony Hawk, flOw, Tiger Woods and Resistance.

(2) No external sensor bar required. When you first opened your Wii and saw the sensor bar, you probably thought "wow....this thing is so ugly and obstrusive. Luckily, the SIXAXIS achieves motion control without the need for an external sensor bar. It just works!

(3) It's not gimmicky. Sony has successfully implemented motion control into the traditional ****controller we've all been using for the past 12 years. This allows us to see epic traditional games while having the added functionality of motion control. Traditional gameplay isn't sacrificed in favor of cheap minigames and the like.

(4) It's ligher. Thanks to lack of rumble, the SIXAXIS controller is a much ligher weight, allowing players to not feel tethered to a controller. It makes the gameplay experience feel more natural and as if you are not holding a controller.

I believe that these are all valid reasons in support that the SIXAXIS bests Nintendo's cheap, uninspired Wii remote. We can already see revolutionary gameplay mechanics on the PS3 using SIXAXIS. Examples include the ability to steer vehicles in racing games and other characters, as well as the ability to shake off zombies in Resistance. Pure genius.

NYCgamer47

Looks like you dropped the ball on this one.

I like my PS3 alot.

But I hate that controller so much.

The L2 and R2 triggers are miserable to use and the Sixaxis control doesn't give me enough feedback to feel like I am actually in controller.

Take Motorstorm for example, its IMPOSSIBLE to play that game using the Sixaxis.

And remember I own a PS3 and defend it quite often around here.

 

Bread_or_Decide

1 is a flat out lie

2 is bullcrap because the wii can do tilt sensing without the sensor bar... so it's more of a disadvantage for the ps3.. it lacks a cursor

3 is your best arguement

4 yes.. thanks to a lack of rumble.. but when rumble comes back, where is this arguement? 

[QUOTE="Iyethar"]Do you work for Sony? You'll never make this shill thing work for you if you keep your presentation so well-formed and grammatically correct. Your post looks like a misguided press release.Jandurin

:P.

And, three ways begat 4 somehow.

I'm just mad because this is summer 2006 trolling. 

[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

I like my PS3 alot.

But I hate that controller so much.

The L2 and R2 triggers are miserable to use and the Sixaxis control doesn't give me enough feedback to feel like I am actually in controller.

Take Motorstorm for example, its IMPOSSIBLE to play that game using the Sixaxis.

And remember I own a PS3 and defend it quite often around here.

 

HeedleGlavin

Even when playing Flow I find that I don't move exactly how I want to move. Its either too sensitive or not sensitive enough. Either way I move the controller and don't get the required result, at least not the one I expect.

If anything, I want my Wii Remotes heavier. Makes it feel better when you're swinging it around.bryehngeocef

Really strong rumble would be cool too, so in some shooters you could control the recoil with your own strength.

[QUOTE="HeedleGlavin"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

I like my PS3 alot.

But I hate that controller so much.

The L2 and R2 triggers are miserable to use and the Sixaxis control doesn't give me enough feedback to feel like I am actually in controller.

Take Motorstorm for example, its IMPOSSIBLE to play that game using the Sixaxis.

And remember I own a PS3 and defend it quite often around here.

 

Bread_or_Decide

Even when playing Flow I find that I don't move exactly how I want to move. Its either too sensitive or not sensitive enough. Either way I move the controller and don't get the required result, at least not the one I expect.

There is much talk regarding the innovative ways of the Wii remote. However, this a myth and needs to be debunked right here on System Wars. In fact, the SIXAXIS edges out the Wii remote in terms of innovation, in the following three ways.

(1) It's more sensitive. The SIXAXIS is more sensitive to subtle motions initiated by the player's movements. We can see this in games like MotorStorm, Tony Hawk, flOw, Tiger Woods and Resistance.

(2) No external sensor bar required. When you first opened your Wii and saw the sensor bar, you probably thought "wow....this thing is so ugly and obstrusive. Luckily, the SIXAXIS achieves motion control without the need for an external sensor bar. It just works!

(3) It's not gimmicky. Sony has successfully implemented motion control into the traditional style controller we've all been using for the past 12 years. This allows us to see epic traditional games while having the added functionality of motion control. Traditional gameplay isn't sacrificed in favor of cheap minigames and the like.

(4) It's ligher. Thanks to lack of rumble, the SIXAXIS controller is a much ligher weight, allowing players to not feel tethered to a controller. It makes the gameplay experience feel more natural and as if you are not holding a controller.

I believe that these are all valid reasons in support that the SIXAXIS bests Nintendo's cheap, uninspired Wii remote. We can already see revolutionary gameplay mechanics on the PS3 using SIXAXIS. Examples include the ability to steer vehicles in racing games and other characters, as well as the ability to shake off zombies in Resistance. Pure genius.

NYCgamer47

You try too hard. 

*Crawls into corner*

*Rocks*  

Why are you marking our comments as spam?,Really the Sixaxis isnt superior to anything,is a wireless ps2 controller with tilt and less rumble.

Is light yeah but the shoulder buttons are so uncomfortable.

Why are you marking our comments as spam?,Really the Sixaxis isnt superior to anything,is a wireless ps2 controller with tilt and less rumble.

Is light yeah but the shoulder buttons are so uncomfortable.

Hater3000

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

[QUOTE="Hater3000"]

Why are you marking our comments as spam?,Really the Sixaxis isnt superior to anything,is a wireless ps2 controller with tilt and less rumble.

Is light yeah but the shoulder buttons are so uncomfortable.

NYCgamer47

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

Wow.... 

[QUOTE="Hater3000"]

Why are you marking our comments as spam?,Really the Sixaxis isnt superior to anything,is a wireless ps2 controller with tilt and less rumble.

Is light yeah but the shoulder buttons are so uncomfortable.

NYCgamer47

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

[QUOTE="Hater3000"]

Why are you marking our comments as spam?,Really the Sixaxis isnt superior to anything,is a wireless ps2 controller with tilt and less rumble.

Is light yeah but the shoulder buttons are so uncomfortable.

NYCgamer47

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

WTF??  Fanboy dribble at its finest! :lol:  NYC is there any chance you are cocodisilva's twin or something.  Each post of yours outdoes the other for nonsense and fanboyism. 

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

NYCgamer47

That one's almost sig-worthy.

[QUOTE="NYCgamer47"]

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

D0013ER

That one's almost sig-worthy.

Well it's true. Would you rather press a concave button or a convex button, which provides more cushion?

[QUOTE="Hater3000"]

Why are you marking our comments as spam?,Really the Sixaxis isnt superior to anything,is a wireless ps2 controller with tilt and less rumble.

Is light yeah but the shoulder buttons are so uncomfortable.

NYCgamer47

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

I love the 360 triggers. They are perfect.

[QUOTE="D0013ER"][QUOTE="NYCgamer47"]

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

NYCgamer47

That one's almost sig-worthy.

Well it's true. Would you rather press a concave button or a convex button, which provides more cushion?

Umm...oy....

I really, truly, honeslty could not care less whether the buttons on a controller were concave or convex.

[QUOTE="D0013ER"][QUOTE="NYCgamer47"]

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

NYCgamer47

That one's almost sig-worthy.

Well it's true. Would you rather press a concave button or a convex button, which provides more cushion?

So, why are the triggers on real guns convex? Wouldn't that make them more comfortable to shoot? 

[QUOTE="NYCgamer47"][QUOTE="Hater3000"]

Why are you marking our comments as spam?,Really the Sixaxis isnt superior to anything,is a wireless ps2 controller with tilt and less rumble.

Is light yeah but the shoulder buttons are so uncomfortable.

Bread_or_Decide

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

I love the 360 triggers. They are perfect.

[QUOTE="NYCgamer47"][QUOTE="D0013ER"][QUOTE="NYCgamer47"]

The shoulder buttons are very comfortable. They are a convex shape, which is less stress against the fingers, unlike those abysmal X360 triggers that are concave.

MaxxxReebo

That one's almost sig-worthy.

Well it's true. Would you rather press a concave button or a convex button, which provides more cushion?

So, why are the triggers on real guns convex? Wouldn't that make them more comfortable to shoot? 

Concavity on a gun is favorable, but on a game controller, convex buttons are preferred. Look at the NES controller, which had concave buttons. Then Nintendo made the A and B buttons convex on the SNES, and it was far more comfortable, especially for times when you have to repeatedly press the button.

I believe that these are all valid reasons in support that the SIXAXIS bests Nintendo's cheap, uninspired Wii remote. We can already see revolutionary gameplay mechanics on the PS3 using SIXAXIS. Examples include the ability to steer vehicles in racing games and other characters, as well as the ability to shake off zombies in Resistance. Pure genius.

NYCgamer47

I would much rather use a racing wheel.

1. Wii motion sensing is more advanced.

2. That's not a big deal, not even a point.

3. Not gimmicky? 1st, its not motion control its TILT control. And if you are comparing it to the Wii, the Wii is a whole new approach.

4. Feels like a light piece of trash that can't compare to the comfort of the 360's controller.

:lol:


4. If weight of a controler even influences your playing you are in serious need of one or two workouts. haols

Actually alot of people pefer the wired 360 controller just for the fact it's lighter.  

[QUOTE="haols"]:lol:


4. If weight of a controler even influences your playing you are in serious need of one or two workouts. -supercharged-

Actually alot of people pefer the wired 360 controller just for the fact it's lighter.  

ew...wired controllers are so last gen.