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Sony PlayStation Move Sub-Controller
$26.49
Released October, 2010
The Pros:Great for first-person-shooter games - greatly simplifies "moving and shooting" control layouts. Fairly well designed for the most part - enables one-hand controllability of many gameplay components, with most controls in close proximity to the thumb stick.
The Cons:Not required for most Move-based titles - some users may have a hard time justifying the purchase. Control layout is somewhat clunky - directional pad buttons are very hard to reach within one hand for most users. Seemingly overpriced for the feature set - functions more or less as a 1/2 dual shock controller without rumble capabilities.
The PlayStation Move Sub-Controller is an extra peripheral for the PS3 that provides some extra buttons and an analog stick for controlling PlayStation Move games, similar to the Wii-Nunchuck. Unlike Nintendo's counterpart, the Sub-Controller does not contain motion sensing capabilities itself, and is simply a more comfortable replacement to the Dual Shock 3 for games that use both the Move and an analog stick.
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Features
- analog stick
- d-pad
- two gameplay buttons
- no trigger
- expansion port for future accessories
- wireless
- rechargeable battery
- USB port for charging and pairing
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Pros & Cons
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Great for first-person-shooter games - greatly simplifies "moving and shooting" control layouts
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Fairly well designed for the most part - enables one-hand controllability of many gameplay components, with most controls in close proximity to the thumb stick
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Not required for most Move-based titles - some users may have a hard time justifying the purchase
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Control layout is somewhat clunky - directional pad buttons are very hard to reach within one hand for most users
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Seemingly overpriced for the feature set - functions more or less as a 1/2 dual shock controller without rumble capabilities
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Lack of bus powering/charging capabilities is sure to frustrate some users - may add considerable battery costs to serious users
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Lacks a wrist strap - may cause damage/injury amongst users who get overly-enthusiastic while gaming
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