I wish MS would raise it to $100 or more per year on these guys. They defend MS for raising it while PSN remains free and Wii online is free. Good for you guys keep paying.
PS Rewards? .49 avatars and 2.99 themes?!?!? Sign me up!:roll:
DroidPhysX
Plenty of free themes 1000s for download from PS Store and from the web browser and plenty of free avatars. Lets see you play xlive for free, lets see you buy a charge and play 360 controller, lets see you play a Bluray movie or HD movie on a 360, let's see you browse the web on a 360, lets see you buy any brand HDD for a 360 other than a MS HDD, where was WiFi in a 360 8 months ago?, where was HDMI when 360 came out, where's the 360s ability to play 3D games and movies? All I see is Xlive increase from $50 to $60, $13 per controller charge pack, no HD movie player, they charged $100 to add WiFi for years and charged for themes on a 360 for years, had RRoD for years. Sony is giving out rewards just for buying games and other stuff and not for buying anything that you haven't been buying already.
ps move uses a camera which matches the glowing ball thing with 1:1 movement. wii mote just has sensors inside the controller and you have to point it directly at the other sensor to work for pointing and stuff... it was just a matter of time before sony and microsoft got into motion control, and sony took the right path because you DO need buttons for CONTROL (which is the most important aspect of a game) and what do u expect the controller to look like when pointing at a screen? of course it will LOOK SIMILAR to the wii mote but ITS COMPLETLEY different in terms of how it works.
You're right, but the concept is stolen. Give Nintendo credit. Of course it is improved because Sony has a more powerful system and the Wii Motion was sitting there for Sony to see and improve on. Just like Pepsi is a stolen idea from Coke and all cars after Ford are a stolen idea. It happens, there's the first and then all following are stolen. Sony has come up with many ideas that have since been copied.
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