Ok they had analog stick,and Sony didnt even want Motion sensor till Nintendo mentioned it in E3,Then a few months later Sony rushed Motion sensor in,and its not even being used today in games...

Also MS had motion sensor before them all

and saying you/fail servers no purpose and its against the rules,just to let you know.

saying you /fail is a conclusion of what i had written before hand. so there is a purpose

Ok they had analog stick,and Sony didnt even want Motion sensor till Nintendo mentioned it in E3,Then a few months later Sony rushed Motion sensor in,and its not even being used today in games...

Also MS had motion sensor before them all

and saying you/fail servers no purpose and its against the rules,just to let you know.

Ok they had analog stick,and Sony didnt even want Motion sensor till Nintendo mentioned it in E3,Then a few months later Sony rushed Motion sensor in,and its not even being used today in games...

That's nothing but a claim commonly made by Nintendo-fans or Sony-haters, who are naive enough to believe that you could just slamm a motion sensor into the existing design - if you look back at the infamous "boomerang-controller" can you say that design didn't seem like a logical step if you wanted to combine motion sensors and traditional controller layout?

Nintendo outsmarted Sony with their early announcement, that is all there is to it in my opinion.

Also MS had motion sensor before them all

and seamingly dropped the idea after their Freestyle Pro pad in 1998 wasn't received all too well, which might be the reason they didn't use it for their consoles - irrelavent argument

and saying you/fail servers no purpose and its against the rules,just to let you know.

agreed

No,its against the rules,I can say you /fail to prove me wrong,but i dont.

Rule # 4- Section 2 "

• Do not post only that Item A sucks, or that Item B is better than Item C. Give reasons why, post links to documented problems, of screenshots, or whatever you can. Similarly, do not reply to other posters with "you're wrong." Explain why you disagree, and perhaps point to the correct answer."

Which you did not do.

shameless - no it isnt against the rules. and i dont feel like arguing your other points

Shameless?????????

I could be wrong but i dont think you can prove my other points.

@Lafiel "if you look back at the infamous "boomerang-controller" can you say this design didn't seem like a logical step if you wanted to combine motion sensors and traditional controller layout?"

How wasnt it logical,the boomerang would of been fine with motion sensor.

"That's nothing but a claim commonly made by Nintendo-fans or Sony-haters, who are naive enough to believe that you could just slamm a motion sensor into the existing design"

So alot of people are Sony haters right? Even Nintendo said they copied them.

http://www.gamedaily.com/articles/features/sony-copied-us-says-nintendo-uk-boss/68955/?biz=1

"Ever since Sony announced at its media briefing that the PS3 controller would incorporate motion-sensing technology, people have speculated that Sony stole the idea from Nintendo. After all, Nintendo has been responsible for most of the major controller innovations of the last 20 years—D-pad, analog stick, etc."

(You could be right,but Sony has been known to copy the competition,but i guess thats why they have the best Next gen Console IMO)

And what about Rumble wasnt Rumble last gen as well,i guess im a Sony fan for saying that Rumble is still great for games.

and wheres the stuff that you bolded? what i posted was more pretty obvious but here you go to fill you in

http://www.joystiq.com/2006/10/28/sony-vs-nintendo-in-the-motion-sensitive-arena/

basically 3rd parties made motion sensing controllers

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:NES_controller.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Snes_control.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Atomic_Orange_N64.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Wiimote-lite2.JPG

what do ya know...no dual analogs

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Nintendo_game_cube_controller.JPG

oh there it is...but wait its after sony introduced the dual shock...shucks

well there you go. i gave you pointless proof. you better post your links n stuff or your a damn prick

edit: forgot...you /fail

@Lafiel "if you look back at the infamous "boomerang-controller" can you say this design didn't seem like a logical step if you wanted to combine motion sensors and traditional controller layout?"

How wasnt it logical,the boomerang would of been fine with motion sensor.