Gamertell

Let’s first examine Sony’s angle from a marketing perspective. Sony has seen how successful the Wii has become with motion controls and wants to capitalize on the Wii’s greatest strength. That strength is providing easy to play motion control based games which appeal to a broad range of consumers.Taking this… Continue Reading »

In a three-way battle for wireless, motion-controlled gaming, Sony threw its prototype in the ring at its E3 2009 press conference (June 2, 2009), The controller’s prototype looked like a wand with a glowing ball on the end that works in conjunction with Sony’s latest game system camera, the PlayStation… Continue Reading »

Product: T-Mobile G1 Price: $179.99 ($399.99 minus $220 instant rebate) Rating: One thumb up, one sideways; 81/100; B-; * * * out of five. Pros: A great phone with lot of groovy uses. Mini trackball works wonderfully for games, decent graphics for a phone and nice sound. Also has motion-sensitive… Continue Reading »

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Confirming something most of us already know, a new study coming out of Villanova University indicates that motion controls do not increase aggression in people who play violent video games. Certainly inspired by the controversy controversy surrounding the Wii release of Manhunt 2, a study titled “An examination of psychoticism… Continue Reading »

As if responding to Sony’s redesigned PSP, rumors are circulating that Nintendo is working on a redesign of the DS. Sales of Nintendo’s handheld system continue to show remarkable market stability in the US and Japan and Nintendo obviously wants to keep that trend going by giving the DS a… Continue Reading »

FROM APPLETELL - MTV Multiplayer Blog is reporting that they can confirm that SEGA is working on a patch to fix the miserable controls for the iPhone release of Super Monkey Ball...
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