Rpruett said:
kfd056 said:
Rpruett said:
kfd056 said:
Kantor said:
ArnoldRimmer said:
Kantor said:
kfd056 said:
Basically, PS move has slight lag and Wiimotion Plus doesnt have. Hope that answers your questions.
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Wow. That's not even really trolling, it's just lying.
Firstly, every control input has lag, and secondly, Move's lag is no higher than that of WM .
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Actually, it is.
If you take the lag of the Move controller alone then you're right, the lag should be pretty much exactly as high/low as a Wii Remote.
But since probably all games use the feature of locating the XYZ position of the controller by the use of the glowing ball and the camera, the lag is indeed a bit higher, because the video from the PS Eye comes in at only 60Hz and must be analyzed for glowing spheres before the XYZ location can be reported to the game.
Would be interesting to know if games that do not need XYZ location can turn this feature off to reduce lag and processing overhead.
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Which means 60 frames would be processed every second. Depending on how long the PS Eye actually takes to process the data (in fact, I think, but I'm not certain, that the PS3 still processes, unlike Kinect), that lag would be...miniscule. It's one extra dimension, so one extra co-ordinate, so...in theory, half as long again? Assuming, of course, that the PS3 and Wii processed at the same speed, which they don't.
So the technical side is still a mystery, but the fact remains that no recent reviews speak of any significant (game-breaking or visible) lag.
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From Craig Harris (IGN.com)
"My only issue is the lag: there's definitely a millisecond delay between your hand and the on-screen representation with Move and Sports Champions."
"That's where the Wii controller excels: there doesn't feel like there's any delay in its one-to-one motion."
What was that ?
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That's a laughable at best. A millisecond delay between your hand and the on-screen representation? I'm sure that just pains him to play Sports Champions. That millisecond of delay! Not shocking coming from the Team Nintendo guy though.
I can say one thing that I love about Move already that was absolutely pitiful with the Wii. (When playing a game that might take me off 'screen' like say in Wii Sports Resort (Basketball), with Move I can play a full game without complete mess ups and lack of registry.
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lack of registry in Wii Sports Resort (Basketball) my ass. you cant tell me shit ! I have played the 3 point contest mode many times and i had no problems at all.
Another thing, Greg Miller said he would go with wii sports resort and he is a Sony boy so what's your point ?
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Maybe you're 5'-5" IRL or something. Try playing the 3 on 3 Basketball mode with a friend sometime and try a legitimate jump shot in the game. It's absolutely terrible and disappointing. It has what seems like a 50% success rate between messing up entirely or actually doing the action its supposed to.
I can't stand when I'm out of the sensor bar and it completely flubs my shot up. It totally negates any benefits derived from that 'millisecond' of speed faster that it has. *rolleyes*.
Furthermore, I don't care about what he feels about Sports Champions, Personally I find it to be a lot of fun and more lasting fun (With the Gladiator, Bocce, Ping Pong) and I am able to actually enjoy playing it by myself or with a friend. I can't say the same about Sports Resort which really was fun for an occasional round of Basketball, Golf , Bowling or Archery with a friend. Beyond that, they could take all the other 'waggle' fest games back.
My only real complaint is I feel they could have just added certain sports that Sports Resort did relatively easy (Bowling, Basketball) or things like Baseball, Football or had more Team Co-operative modes or even online play to the game. Beyond that, I feel it is a better game overall than Sports Resort is with better controls overall.
I think it's just absolutely laughable that he feels that the Move is a 'millisecond' laggier than the Wii Motion Plus. Such a small difference is practically indistinguishable in the given context and him making a point of it is just clearly setting down his Nintendo-colored flag, like we've seen so many other times.
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