Its not that I hate the motion movement in gaming, its that there arn't any good games to support it. A saying we joke with in our development course is "If you have an idea that looks dead, make it Move." and it seems like an accurate way to describe a lot of motion games right now.

The story, graphics and even gameplay stinks, but the concept of motion seems like its only justification and that's not good enough for me. I think the potential is there, but until it arrives, I will keep playing what I already enjoy.

Hi, does anyone have any tips on tapping a button in a repeated motion such as SQUARE or CIRCLE? I ask because i just got X-men Origins: Wolverine, and I'm at a point in the game where you have to repeatedly tap the CIRCLE button at a crazy speed; now normally I am very good at this, but I guess I'm just not good enough for some games. :? So, I'm asking anyone out there, to please, give me some help. :)

Zythn

1. Guitar Method: This is just like picking a guitar string where you ungrip the controller with your right hand and shake your wrist back and forth like you are flicking water off your fingers, hitting the button of choice over and over with your thumb.

2. Spoon Method: Take a spoon (hold it right side up) and slide it quickly back and forth over the button of choice. This will not damage your controller btw.

3.Peace Method: Make a peace sign with your right hand and put the controller in-between your fingers with your indexover the button-to-be-mashed and shake your arm up and down, hitting the button with the side of yourtrigger finger.

You should check out the Recommendation Thread if you want a recommendation.

[QUOTE="MrSelf-Destruct"][QUOTE="zxcqweasd1"] No, I've never experienced this before ever and it happens right after the security breach. I'm gonna go ahead and assume that it is very related to the security breach, thanks.zxcqweasd1

Homebrew is a just a symptom of the real problem, a side effect of allowing hackers to hide behind the law and make tools for others to abuse. Even if Sony fixed every single thing with the omega of all patches...it doesn't mean it wouldn't eventually get hacked as well.

In the end, Sony has the resources and modivation to fix their problem. How they go about it is up to them and thanks to these "freedom hackers", legit consumers will be the ones to bite the bullet.

I have an 80 gb ps3 uk made. But somehow when my bro was cleaning it, he accidentally broke the cable clip, how much would it cost to replace it. Do i have to buy a new ps3?

hardace1708

[QUOTE="zxcqweasd1"][QUOTE="MrSelf-Destruct"]COD4? Dude, that games been hacked like that for years now. Once MW2 came out they left that one to rot. COD games are always getting hacked to bits without the assistance of George Hotz. This new security breach has nothing to do with it. Play a new game. volume_three

While there's no doubt the PS3 versions have had their fair share of exploits in the past, I'm going to have to agree with you here.

Destructoid seems to agree with you also ;)

I personally hope that some homebrew user makes a program to brick the systems of those who use homebrew. Now THAT would be a hacker usingthat softwarefor good.