Lems and Cows do you actually want a motion sensing controller?

The six axis was a complete waste of time. Sony created it very quickly after seeing the Wii's motion sensing. Now MS wants to do it too. I am probably not going to use it but at least they've had more time to prepare and will learn from the mistakes of Sony.

i reckon, like many people have said, only implement it in games where it IMPROVES on the experience... because say in a racing game a force feedback wheel is so much better than motion sensing, so they should keep the wheel, and in an FPS, you could, no, SHOULD have complete control customization. in fact, that goes for every game.

and they'd better not make some weedy hardware or else. and NO MINIGAMES.

also i reckon that if done properly could really kick start console RTSes ;)

The six axis was a complete waste of time. Sony created it very quickly after seeing the Wii's motion sensing. Now MS wants to do it too. I am probably not going to use it but at least they've had more time to prepare and will learn from the mistakes of Sony.

Ryoco

Not a fan of the Wii so no.

I like how the Sixaxis is being used in games as more of a side-item. I wouldn't really like a game built completely built around motion controls the way Wii games often are.Lab392

Agreed.

I made a thread a few weeks ago stating an opinion that in the next gen, Xbox 720 and PS4 will have motion sensing controllers as the standard. Most replies said that if that happened, they'd leave gaming forever or move on to PC. Yeah...I'm sure that if there is a Halo 4 and it has motion sensing as standard next gen, that lemmings will never buy it "because of teh awful motion sensing!" :roll: And if there is a MGS5 for PS4, and it has motion sensing, I'm sure cows won't buy it either...

I made a thread a few weeks ago stating an opinion that in the next gen, Xbox 720 and PS4 will have motion sensing controllers as the standard. Most replies said that if that happened, they'd leave gaming forever or move on to PC. Yeah...I'm sure that if there is a Halo 4 and it has motion sensing as standard next gen, that lemmings will never buy it "because of teh awful motion sensing!" :roll: And if there is a MGS5 for PS4, and it has motion sensing, I'm sure cows won't buy it either...

AvIdGaMeR444

I think I remember that. That thread made the hermits happy had gave the sheep a laugh though. :D BTW is that Agent Smith in your avatar? If not, who is it?

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I made a thread a few weeks ago stating an opinion that in the next gen, Xbox 720 and PS4 will have motion sensing controllers as the standard. Most replies said that if that happened, they'd leave gaming forever or move on to PC. Yeah...I'm sure that if there is a Halo 4 and it has motion sensing as standard next gen, that lemmings will never buy it "because of teh awful motion sensing!" :roll: And if there is a MGS5 for PS4, and it has motion sensing, I'm sure cows won't buy it either...

Nerkcon

I think I remember that. That thread made the hermits happy had gave the sheep a laugh though. :D BTW is that Agent Smith in your avatar? If not, who is it?

Yeah, it's Agent Smith

hell no.

Yah dude, this is what differnt about GTAIV. EDLC and E motion control!

and i doubt, they are making a remotle like nintendo. but hey, maybe. then which console are the "casuals" going to pick from then huh?! lol. ...uh the cheepest.

It's better than the dual analogs for the shooters, for sure. Imagine playing Command and Conquer 3 with a pointer on your 360.hiphops_savior

Ehh. I'll take dual analogs over motion sensing any day for shooters.

[QUOTE="hiphops_savior"]It's better than the dual analogs for the shooters, for sure. Imagine playing Command and Conquer 3 with a pointer on your 360.Shadow2k6

Ehh. I'll take dual analogs over motion sensing any day for shooters.

I compleatly agree, the motion sensing doesn't have the accuracy that the analogs do

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[QUOTE="hiphops_savior"]It's better than the dual analogs for the shooters, for sure. Imagine playing Command and Conquer 3 with a pointer on your 360.SAGE_OF_FIRE

Ehh. I'll take dual analogs over motion sensing any day for shooters.

I compleatly agree, the motion sensing doesn't have the accuracy that the analogs do

I'm sure he was talking about the pointer function which is alot faster and more responsive than regular old analogue sticks.

I like how the Sixaxis is being used in games as more of a side-item. I wouldn't really like a game built completely built around motion controls the way Wii games often are.Lab392

Win!

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[QUOTE="hiphops_savior"]It's better than the dual analogs for the shooters, for sure. Imagine playing Command and Conquer 3 with a pointer on your 360.SAGE_OF_FIRE

Ehh. I'll take dual analogs over motion sensing any day for shooters.

I compleatly agree, the motion sensing doesn't have the accuracy that the analogs do

accurate but slower

Not at all, I don't want my 360 or PS3 to end up becoming victim to another saturated market of lazy gimmick games that the wii is polluted with.

I laughed at the SIXAXIS at first for its motion sensing, thinking how obvious it was they were just trying to copy the wii (badly), but I've actually ended up loving it. It doesn't dominate the control system, the majority of games get by without it, but now and again it will pop up as a neat, well-considered addition to a title that really adds a little something. Folklore, Metal Gear Solid 4 and Uncharted strike me as excellent examples of using the Sixaxis as a neat addition to the gameplay, and not taking the wii-route and making it dominate (and 9 times out of 10 subsequently ruin) the experience.

Not at all, I don't want my 360 or PS3 to end up becoming victim to another saturated market of lazy gimmick games that the wii is polluted with.

I laughed at the SIXAXIS at first for its motion sensing, thinking how obvious it was they were just trying to copy the wii (badly), but I've actually ended up loving it. It doesn't dominate the control system, the majority of games get by without it, but now and again it will pop up as a neat, well-considered addition to a title that really adds a little something. Folklore, Metal Gear Solid 4 and Uncharted strike me as excellent examples of using the Sixaxis as a neat addition to the gameplay, and not taking the wii-route and making it dominate (and 9 times out of 10 subsequently ruin) the experience.

Ellythrion

actually the best wii games (critic-wise) are the ones that don't make excesive use of the wiimote like SMG, brawl... even nomore heroes has you using regular buttons for "standard" attacks. metroid prime 3 had some REALLY good heavy use of motion sensing though

I like how the Sixaxis is being used in games as more of a side-item. I wouldn't really like a game built completely built around motion controls the way Wii games often are.Lab392

Took the words right out of my mouth.

[QUOTE="Lab392"]I like how the Sixaxis is being used in games as more of a side-item. I wouldn't really like a game built completely built around motion controls the way Wii games often are.kingdre

Took the words right out of my mouth.

i agree...