This controller has the potential to make the PS3 games distinct from Xbox 360 games, pc games and even wii games.
Sony are busy digging their own grave because they wont support it’s motion sensing features.
Even polyphoney’s GT5 is nothing but a hires version of their earlier PS2 games it has no support for motion sensing driving. To me driving a car with thumbstick is a pitifull joke when you can offer motion sensing like motorstorm does – guess what i am not buying GT5 unless it has motion support.
Resistance fall of man is another example of lousy sixaxis support i may as well have bought a Xbox360 if sony cant make the motion sensing work. The 360 has a more ergonomic thumbstick design at least.
I ask why did sony put in motion sensing if they dont intend to use it in their games was it a gimic or something. Why should i have to use a thumbstick to aim with when i can point the controller like mouse or lightgun ?
Are sony unaware of the capability of their own platform or something.

Well u have to take into consideration that most kids who want a system from there parents are to young to give a damn what they get as long as the are able to play some fun games.

one thing that pisses me off is that all these fanboys are so quick to talk smack, they don`t realize most people are not that serous about what system the get they just want to have fun and play with there friends. but in the end no one wants to really pay for a ps3 when the 360 is 200 dollars cheaper.yes the ps3 is a good system if not a little (and i mean very little) better than the 360 but the only way u can unlock that potential is if u go pay 2 grand for a HD t.v that most people just dont have.

i dont really understand the format war between hd dvd an blue ray but what i hear and please correct me if i am wrong is that the blue ray offers much more room but uses old codecs and compression methods and is notorously hard to program games for while the hd dvd offers less room but better ways to compress and is simple to program for making the cost to produce a game for the ps3 exspensive while cheap for the 360 and the floating cell procesors while powerfull and high tech also make it wicked hard to make ps3 games ,making many third party ps3 exclusive go multi platform

In the end the wii is in a class of its own and will make good sales no mater what happens. while the “battle” raging between 360 and ps3 will be one of marketing and injuneuty. the two systems are both aiming for the trophy but in the end the xbox 360 will make a ton more money while still keeping its consumers happy and thats what they wanted from the start…..and picking up a few ps3 exclusive and bringing them over to the xbox360 is good two

so i think the 360 will probably win but in the end neither system will parish just evolve and prepare for the next console war.

sorry for making such a long response thats just my 2 cents

It’d be stupid to argue that the HD-DVD/Blu-Ray format war doesn’t have some impact on the next generation games consoles, but it is by no means the decider. Yes, Sony is selling PS3s on the strength of their Blu-Ray capabilities (I’m planning on buying one for that alone), but if people don’t buy any games for those PS3s, is the long term, minimal amount of profit made from licensing Blu-Ray going to make back the lost money on those PS3 sales?

At the end of the day, I’m a big proponent of whatever is best for the market and for the gamer. Whilst I enjoy HD films, I don’t see the advantage which Blu-Ray gives games right now, apart from an incentive for developers to get lazy with compression. If HD-DVD fails, and remember there’s a lot of analysts who believe that both formats could happily co-exist for quite sometime, then it will be by no means the end of the 360. Don’t forget it’s a different market now from the DVD boosting sales of the PS2 era…