Well, for one, it is $55 not $60, and for two, the 360 controller costs about the same and you either need to keep buying batteries or buy a charger kit for it, and to get a fully functional Wii controller setup you'd need a $40 Wiimote and a $20 nunchuk, and that doesn't come with a rechargeable battery either. Controllers in general might be too expensive, but the DS3 is priced in line with every other wireless controller out there.rragnaar

Couple problems with the logic...

When you buy a 360, you get one fully functional rumble controller so in essence at most you need 3 more. While the ps3 came with a gimped rumble-less controller. So if you bought a second one early on, you're screwed byt having 2 controllers that dont' rumble. Plus you're paying $5 extra for nothing...because tilt control is worthless.

Also, give me the detachable rechargable battery pack any day. Having it built in means you'll eventually need to replace the entire controller once it develops a battery life on it. Mine already lasts for less time than it did when it came out.

[QUOTE="barilli71"]Oh - ok - saw those on a banner on xl - but thought those were from last week - guess I didn't miss anything then (IMO)kerrman

You really reeeaally didn't. Harmonix is great and all, but they have some crappy taste in DLC..

I think doing a great job with variety hitting lots of different tastes...

How am I supposed to beat this game when it lags like hell? It takes like a second for the bullets to start shooting in the new direction I choose. I don't remember the one on Nintendo being this way.

Anyone else having this problem?

ish_gibbor

It's not the nes version..it's the arcade version.

haha yes it did. haven79

It sucked so bad 8 million people bought it and it's played more than halo 3 on xbox live..ya that sounds like it sucks to me...