Everyone knows they removed the rumble because of patents. Nintendo added rumble to their controller and that thing requires slightly higher precision (cue the rumbling, motion-sensitive, onehanded rod controller jokes...).
I thought i had seen a controler like that a few years back, just didnt know it was that long back... I just hope all the ps3 titles get ported to the 360 or rev.
Ahh, right, I just now remembered that Solid 2: Substance. I' thinking there must be others, though. How about Namco's games not in the Soul Blade/Calibur series? Are they Sony only?
How about this, back in the day of atari 2600 I had this bmx handle grip that had one button on top, you tilted the stick the way you wanted the character to move. Nintendo wiiiiiii has just reinvented this awesome technology from the 80's.
Heh, definitely makes you wonder why such tech is just now getting to be a big deal. I remember reading one of the original designs for the NES had wireless gamepads. Is it to keep costs down?
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TGZ, I wouldn't count on that. The main Final Fantasy and Metal Gear series are Sony exclusive, aren't they?
TGZ, I wouldn't count on that. The main Final Fantasy and Metal Gear series are Sony exclusive, aren't they?
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MGS isn't, quite. It's currently only announced for PS3, but I think MGS3 is the only Metal Gear Solid game that's ever truly been a sony exclusive.
Ac!d, of course, is exclusive to their portable.
Methinks lardass there should shelve that...
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don't change the subject!!!
Ahh, right, I just now remembered that Solid 2: Substance.
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Yeah, also MGS1 on PC and TTS being a Nintendo exclusive.
Sony does have some other definite exclusives; Killzone, if anyone's still interested, for example.
http://www.classicgaming.com/gamingmuseum/le_stik.jpg
http://www.gamespot.com/e3/e3blog.html?topic_id=24600407
Nintendo wiiiiiii has just reinvented this awesome technology from the 80's.
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Yeah, except for that whole 3D thing we have these days. And depth of sound.
More important that who did is first, is that it works. Nintendo's tech seems to be solid.