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lilc64 on 16 June 2010
Seece said:
lilc64 said:

Are people really paying attenion to this thread, you dont need 2 move controllers to play those games, they just chose to show them that way.And sports champions looks to be an awesome game getting praise from people. I dont mind playing a few bucks more so i can play my hd compatible games in true 1:1 movements. And i dont get how people are say microsoft has the upper hand with kinect. They didnt show one good game when they kept saying you will be able to use it with alan wake, halo reach and hd games than they show us wii sports and xbox avatar graphic games.


IYO - to the wider audience, those Kinect games are going to appeal more than SOCOM 4.

Another thing, they NEVER said kinect would be in Alan Wake or Halo Reach, you completely made that up.


They said it would be compatible with their blockbusters which to me would included games like alan wake and halo reach, not a jungle tiger game or working out sim that lags. Sorry for my assumptions.



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MrBubbles on 16 June 2010
steverhcp02 said:
MrBubbles said:
Seece said:
steverhcp02 said:
MrBubbles said:

how exactly does buying things at different times "solve" anything ?


Do you justify paying 30,000 for a car or make payments monthly, it justifies spending more money when spread over long term...what was it you said, forgive me if i misquote you, 1st grade stuff? 


How the hell can you "spread out payments" on a PS3 ... and that's not even what either of those guys mean't in the first place. What a stupid comparison


he probably bought his from one of those rent-to-own places where they charged him 200 dollars a month for 2 years.  because paying less one month means its worth paying more!


keep your backahaned personal insults out of it, please. Doesnt help your case or move the debate along.

no thanks.  you are the one that wrongly used a comment to insult me( in your incorrect analogy) which was about basic addition...something taught in first grade(which had nothing to do with your post) 



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Vetteman94 on 16 June 2010

@ Seece

I thought the wireless 360 headset was only $50,  thats all I paid for mine.  Also i thought that some PS3s were coming with an HDMI cable now



joeorc on 16 June 2010
Maynard_Tool said:

NIs b/c is obvious that Sony and MS are trying to steal some of the "casuals" nintendo has in the bag....but with those prices, I don't think is gonna really work. But I could be wrong, let's see what happens

stealing casual's when were 4 year an counting into this generation?

it's to gain more support from 3rd party Wii only developer's.

if Casuals go to a system because of the game's , it's because of the developer's making the game's.

there is 3rd party Wii developer's that make only Wii game's if you can get them to go Multi-platfor that mean's you get more game's and it increases your chance that Less 3rd party Exclusives are not barred from your platform because of a unique control scheme.

trying to steal the fanbase is almost pointless, because the fanbase goes where the software is!



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100% lover "nothing else matter's" after that...

ps:

Proud psOne/2/3/p owner.  I survived Aplcalyps3 and all I got was this lousy Signature.

Grimes on 16 June 2010
epicurean said:

It's pretty clear that this was a troll thread from the start.  Move doesn't cost 180 dollars.  It costs 50 (80 if you don't own the camera yet).  There's an add on that costs 30 that you can use on some games, or you can just use the controller you already own.  There's one very rare instance that requires you to own two move controllers (no different than the very rare instances where you need two wii controllers).   Who is going to go out and buy the camera, two move's, and a subcontroller day one?  Unless someone wants the fighting game, they'll probably never buy two moves. 

 


Some of the most fun games on the Wii involve two hand motion controls, so I assume that most people would want the same for Move.



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epicurean on 16 June 2010
Grimes said:
epicurean said:

It's pretty clear that this was a troll thread from the start.  Move doesn't cost 180 dollars.  It costs 50 (80 if you don't own the camera yet).  There's an add on that costs 30 that you can use on some games, or you can just use the controller you already own.  There's one very rare instance that requires you to own two move controllers (no different than the very rare instances where you need two wii controllers).   Who is going to go out and buy the camera, two move's, and a subcontroller day one?  Unless someone wants the fighting game, they'll probably never buy two moves. 

 


Some of the most fun games on the Wii involve two hand motion controls, so I assume that most people would want the same for Move.

I'm glad that that's what you find enjoyable, but the majority of Wii users dont.  I've never even come accross a game that requried two wii controllers (if you're talking about the nun-chuck attachment, I addressed that above).



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Grimes on 16 June 2010
epicurean said:
Grimes said:
epicurean said:

It's pretty clear that this was a troll thread from the start.  Move doesn't cost 180 dollars.  It costs 50 (80 if you don't own the camera yet).  There's an add on that costs 30 that you can use on some games, or you can just use the controller you already own.  There's one very rare instance that requires you to own two move controllers (no different than the very rare instances where you need two wii controllers).   Who is going to go out and buy the camera, two move's, and a subcontroller day one?  Unless someone wants the fighting game, they'll probably never buy two moves. 

 


Some of the most fun games on the Wii involve two hand motion controls, so I assume that most people would want the same for Move.

I'm glad that that's what you find enjoyable, but the majority of Wii users dont.  I've never even come accross a game that requried two wii controllers (if you're talking about the nun-chuck attachment, I addressed that above).

The nunchuck is a second motion controller and many games make use of it. It might be possible to use a DS3 but I would be afraid to let people use it as it could go flying into the TV. At best its an awkward arrangement.



Anyone can guess. It takes no effort to throw out lots of predictions and have some of them be correct. You are not and wiser or better for having your guesses be right. Even a blind man can hit the bullseye.

MrBubbles on 16 June 2010
Grimes said:
epicurean said:
Grimes said:
epicurean said:

It's pretty clear that this was a troll thread from the start.  Move doesn't cost 180 dollars.  It costs 50 (80 if you don't own the camera yet).  There's an add on that costs 30 that you can use on some games, or you can just use the controller you already own.  There's one very rare instance that requires you to own two move controllers (no different than the very rare instances where you need two wii controllers).   Who is going to go out and buy the camera, two move's, and a subcontroller day one?  Unless someone wants the fighting game, they'll probably never buy two moves. 

 


Some of the most fun games on the Wii involve two hand motion controls, so I assume that most people would want the same for Move.

I'm glad that that's what you find enjoyable, but the majority of Wii users dont.  I've never even come accross a game that requried two wii controllers (if you're talking about the nun-chuck attachment, I addressed that above).

The nunchuck is a second motion controller and many games make use of it. It might be possible to use a DS3 but I would be afraid to let people use it as it could go flying into the TV. At best its an awkward arrangement.


i doubt any function of the motion sensing in the dualshock would be added into a move game, since there isnt any in the navi.



"I like my steaks how i like my women.  Bloody and all over my face"

"Its like sex, but with a winner!"

MrBubbles Review Threads: Bill Gates, Jak II, Kingdom Hearts II, The Strangers, Sly 2, Crackdown, Zohan, Quarantine, Klungo Sssavesss Teh World, MS@E3'08, WATCHMEN(movie), Shadow of the Colossus, The Saboteur

Grimes on 16 June 2010

If it's confusing for us to know what is needed, it's 10x worse for the average consumer.



Anyone can guess. It takes no effort to throw out lots of predictions and have some of them be correct. You are not and wiser or better for having your guesses be right. Even a blind man can hit the bullseye.

ils411 on 16 June 2010
Seece said:
steverhcp02 said:
MrBubbles said:

how exactly does buying things at different times "solve" anything ?


Do you justify paying 30,000 for a car or make payments monthly, it justifies spending more money when spread over long term...what was it you said, forgive me if i misquote you, 1st grade stuff? 


How the hell can you "spread out payments" on a PS3 ... and that's not even what either of those guys mean't in the first place. What a stupid comparison

ever heard of 0% interest payable in 3/6 months? apparently you can do that with credit cards. and spending $100 everymoth for 3 months is better than spending $300 in one go. plus you get to play with your ps3 while still paying for it.

but thats not my point. sure, the total cost would remain the same but at least you dont have to shell out $210 at one go. if your on a budget and can only spare lets say $100 a month for extra purchases, then spending  $100 now then buying the rest the following month wont break your budget. you get what you want, and stay on budget at thesame time.

but if you want to spread out payments really thinly, credi card compaies offer stagard payment planst at 0% interest. you can go purchase the ps3 and everyshit you can, then call you credit card company then ask if you can do the stagard payment thingy.if your credit is good, they'll usually accomodate your request.