PS3’s Are Motion Sensing At GameStop

July 3rd, 2006 Posted in Offbeat, PlayStation 3

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Online game retailer GameStop apparently doesn’t know much about the upcoming PS3 controller. They claim it’s “motion sensitive”, when in fact it only has a tilt sensor. Bad product information or clever misleading marketing? Hurry and see for yourself before they remove it and blame it all on an intern.

Moition sensing, what? (GameStop.com) [Thanks, Ron]

5 Responses to “PS3’s Are Motion Sensing At GameStop”

  1. Kostas Says:

    It’s not just tilt, is it? It can sense movement in “local coordinates” as well, I think.



  2. Toller Says:

    Nope, just tilt, 6 degrees of tilt (up/down – left/right – font/back)



  3. somebody Says:

    it has 3-axis tilt sensing plus it can sense the acceleration along those three axis… that’s why they call it “6 degrees of freedom”… even though there are only 3 spatial dimensions… so motion-sensing is right
    what they lack is absolute positioning so you could point to the screen… thats what the sensor-strip is for on the wii…



  4. microsoft and nintendo kinda guy Says:

    haha! gosh im watering gosh reading alot of comments sony just get worse lol how can anyone believe what they say tilt lmao sounds like summut of pinball lol oh go drink a red bull or summut sony it’ll give you wings please fly up into the air then let it wear off so you fall down with a huge bang because thats what your ps3 is going to do crash and burn bit like the busted song :D



  5. ps3? Says:

    Surely tilting something is a form of motion?
    motion = movement right?
    So someone please explain how you can tilt anything without making any form of motion?



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