Advantages: not wire Disadvantages: none i can think of
i feel that the ps3 controller is great and is easy to use. The fact that it is wireless adds a new dimension to gaming meaning i can relax in my chair without worrying about any annoying wires. By keeping the controller the same as the ps2 it has been a favourite with gamers all around the world. I found the xbox 360 controllers to be too big and the ps3 controllers are just right. i wouldn't change anything about the product as some additional features have turned this controller into something special. the sensor control is a great addition as you can use the controller to play shots i.e. in nba basketball which is a good little feature. hope this review helps guys is a great product defo shout out t sony. ...
I have owned a playstation 3 for a number of years now with a sixaxis controller. The controller is extreamly suffisticated as well as all of the normal buttons which are used for conventional gameplay it also contains a gyroscope which monitors its position and movements in six axis, clever hey. The sxiaxis motion control offers a new way to play games and makes things more interesting and more challenging. For example when playing a racing game with a friend and we get a little bored we may play a game where we just use the motion control which makes it alot more challenging and adds alot of amusement.
Some of the best games I have found to use with the sixaxis include Super Rub a Dub very entertaining no matter who you are.
As time goes on the use of the motion control wil get better and better and will include better refinement ...
Advantages: Facinating reading, humorously written Disadvantages: -
When Derren Brown first appeared on channel 4 with his mind reading programme 'Derren Brown - MindControl' I was quickly hooked, and watched with awe and facination everything he did after that, so when I saw his book 'Derren Brown - Tricks of the Mind' which promised to go into everything he does (as described at the start of every show, as a mixture of 'magic, suggestion, psychology, misdirection and showmanship') in detail, I didn't have to think for too long before buying it.
The book begins with Derren talking about his early obsession with magic and his facination with trickery and fraudulence in the world of the paranormal. He discribes his performance as having its roots in a craft called 'mentalism', which in turn is rooted in magic and conjuring. Many mentalists started out as magicians before turning, and while most ...