Comments on: PlayStation Move sharp shooter Origins – Part One

By: Indicate

Indicate — Mon, 30 May 2011 17:25:27 +0000

Might get it if Battlefield 3 supports it and bundles it at launch.

By: K3RNEL_ALFONZO

K3RNEL_ALFONZO — Mon, 30 May 2011 17:09:10 +0000

@thetruth8431
Yes your money has been well spent, you unfortunatly just bought it at the wrong time

By: Xtreme_drummer

Xtreme_drummer — Mon, 30 May 2011 12:31:05 +0000

People who post stupid comments like #1 shouldnt get the welcome back package!!!

By: jrwyke

jrwyke — Mon, 30 May 2011 08:27:08 +0000

Given the original was stuck together with tape, I wonder if the fact that the move refuses to shoot straight, hold an aim or aim where you point it isn’t actually a ‘homebrew design feature’.

@curiousecat – amazing isn’t it, thirty year old technology is still far more accurate and performs better than something which no doubt had millions of dollars of R&D thrown at it.

By: Chuckbait

Chuckbait — Mon, 30 May 2011 03:49:03 +0000

wonder if videos work on mozilla firefox 4.0? Cuz they don’t seem to for me.

By: curiousecat

curiousecat — Sun, 29 May 2011 17:58:46 +0000

Oh And on a side note, I think the Cdrom and DVD rom Based disks will be soon on there way out. So far we can store games and software on a “Chip” we might be entering into a new era of Cartridge based games. this would be a great Idea and they couldn’t be hacked as easily. Yet these kinds of cartridges would last longer, be smaller and could hold 100x the data then the older cartridges could. Plus chip based technology would use less energy, create less heat, and would last a great deal longer. and the PS3 could easily have a special usb adapter that could be used for that kind of stuff.

By: curiousecat

curiousecat — Sun, 29 May 2011 17:50:49 +0000

Oh and one odd quirk, I have the HDR-XR520V and the original disk that came with it. ( I refuse to upgrade to the newer software as Sony removed its “AVCHD” recording option. The real Kicker, is I can record an AVCHD disk AKA Blue Ray Disk using a standard Recorder and the PS3 will read it in FULL 1080i ( in this case the cam is a 1080i). The PS3 will read but not the PC lol..Now that is some crazy formatting.

By: curiousecat

curiousecat — Sun, 29 May 2011 17:45:23 +0000

Oh to clarify, the PS3 uses two lasers the red one for DVDs and CDs and PS1 games and the Blue for the blue ray disks.

By: curiousecat

curiousecat — Sun, 29 May 2011 17:43:55 +0000

@Hooligantuan
and there is a newer Technology that is proving rather interesting in the area of Compact Disks, There are rumors on line that Sony was working on a newer disk that can even hold more then a bue-ray disk. Also what people may not know is that Blue rays burn a lot hotter then the normal Lasers. They can ignite a match and pop a balloon.

Actually any of then blue ray devices laser has the power to do that. Be thank full that when you run a rewritable disk the PS3 uses a “Normal” Red laser, other wise, one may wind up losing there data on the re-writable disk lol.
You ask how do I know that blue lasers burn hotter? Simple, I tried it with a junked blue ray disk player.
it is a very beautiful laser, it is also Hypnotic and mesmerizing. Ah….Yes BLUE thin beam…..Must have….Eh also must have and use wear proper protective goggles designed to filter and protect your eyes and they are not cheap lol.

By: amigaice2

amigaice2 — Sun, 29 May 2011 17:30:23 +0000

I have the Move and played KZ3 demo with it. It ‘s cool but sometimes the camera goes wack and starts spinning out of control. I wonder if this helps that issue.