PS 3 Move

[james1701]

I picked up a Wii with Motion Plus and Sports Resort to test and compare the two. Even with the Motion Plus, the Wii is still just swinging wildly with a little timing involved. The Move on the other hand has great tracking and spacial orientation. You have to stretch out to cover the table. You can also move up on the table, and back on the table to make your shot. Again, you have to be careful not to turn your hand as you swing, the tracking is so good that the paddle will turn flat, and you miss altogether, or send the ball off on some wild tangent.

So I have give the PS Move a definite thumbs up over the Wii on Table Tennis.

 

[waggy]

I picked up a Wii with Motion Plus and Sports Resort to test and compare the two. Even with the Motion Plus, the Wii is still just swinging wildly with a little timing involved. The Move on the other hand has great tracking and spacial orientation. You have to stretch out to cover the table. You can also move up on the table, and back on the table to make your shot. Again, you have to be careful not to turn your hand as you swing, the tracking is so good that the paddle will turn flat, and you miss altogether, or send the ball off on some wild tangent.

So I have give the PS Move a definite thumbs up over the Wii on Table Tennis.

well duh. the Wii is not designed for the hard core gamer. i would expect the PS3 and Xbox version to far more accurate.

 

[waggy]

does it come with 1 or 2 controllers? looking around it looks as if some games you need what looks like the controller and a add-on (wii numchuck type thing)

 

[james1701]

I have two wands. It did not come with the Navigator. I don't know if it is going to be mandatory for some games or not.

 

[smackababy]

If the navigator is mandatory, you can use a controller to substitute it. At least, that is what Sony has said.