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Defiance - Collector's Edition

Defiance - Collector's Edition - Playstation 3
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Good stuff in the box and lots of nice in-game content...

Played the beta and It helped me say goodbye to WoW.

I love the show and how it carries over to the game from the SyFy Series... great concept.

It took TRION a while to get the kinks worked out but for the most part, the game plays great on the PS3. May eventually get in on PC if mods and custom UI's are implimented.

The only thing that sucks about the console version is chat/clan/trading menus are a little confusing to navigate quickly or easily. Other than that... great game.

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I passed on pre ordering Defiance as I had Injustice Gods among Us pre ordered at Game stop already and I didn't know much about defiance. I was on psn and happened to run across a video about it (a month after it had already been released), I was impressed and thought it might be a pretty cool game so I decided to look on both Game stop.com and Amazon to see if the collectors and ultimate editions were still available for purchase. the ultimate edition wasn't available at Game stop.com and was waaaaaaay too expensive (ranging from $300.00-$400.00 new, a whole lot more than its original price) from Amazon and sellers on Amazon, the collectors edition however was available on both but surprisingly enough I found it new on Amazon for about $10.00 less than what Game stop was selling it for so I ordered it from Amazon with next day delivery. I could barely contain my excitement waiting for it, when it finally arrived I installed it (which took a while) but once it did Man was I blown away...the game itself is pretty amazing if you ask me the character customization wasn't as deep as say Skyrim but good enough to make my character distinctly my own, the weapon selection is insane as each weapon class has at least one or more sub classes i.e. shotguns has combat shotguns, pump shotguns, and sawed off not to mention an assortment of firing variations; semi auto grenade firing, single shot high damage slugs and more. It is a vast world with other players running around that you can see and hear (if they are chatting unless you mute them) you can help them and they can help you you can team up in groups or join a clan if you want as well as play with your friends online, there are tons of side missions and challenges along with the mainline story ,missions and tv storyline events (events where characters and happenings from the tv show cross over into the game like this past monday 05/13 the character Rinn crossed over and there were missions where you did things for her and fight alongside her) there are lots of enemies, mini bosses, and bosses; mutants, raiders, 99ers, biomen, hellbugs, and hellbug matriarchs/monarchs to name a few. there cehicles are fun to drive and there are different kinds I have 3 different atv's (runners) and a roller so far. I started watching the show as well it's not necessary to enjoy the game but I like it. If any of you have the game or decide to get this game which I highly recommend feel free to send me a friend request on psn my Psn id is TAZZ_DA_MAINIAK.

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First off, I'll state that I wasn't terribly excited for this game when they first announced it. While I had thought that the idea was genius (merging a TV series with an MMO), what Trion had revealed at the time wasn't looking particularly spectacular. This coming from a Tabula Rasa veteran. So, I love the idea of a sci-fi fpsmmo. However, my impressions of the game has changed drastically over the past month, as they revealed more about both the game and the SyFy series.

*The Game Itself*

This review is for the PS3 version only, as that is all I have tested.

Trion's professionalism has proven once again. They had an outstanding release with Rift, and they have proven they can repeat that experience.

Score: 1-10

Graphics: 9

For an MMO, where there can average a pretty high number of players, the graphics blew my mind. They are completely comparable to pretty much any other AAA PS3 game currently on the market. Honestly, I wasn't expecting such a fine tuned game. The world is so incredibly detailed, that it really has you understanding what SyFy is aiming for in the television series. The UI is sleak, minimalist (I love minimalist) and fairly easy to navigate. The only difficulty I had was navigating to the in-game store front, I wish that was a little more intuitive (maybe a separate menu would help). The only drawback for me, was that I wish the cinematics were a little bit better. Had the cut-scenes been slightly better, I would have given this a 10.

Gameplay: 10

Wow! Tabula Rasa, Earthrise, DUST 514, Planetside 2... the list could go on. To me, none of them compare to how fun this game is. There's just so much to do! Heck, I even spent quite a bit of time driving around my pre-order Dodge, because the physics are so well implemented. Now, I listed MMOs, but really I'd say this game could even compete with AAA single-player games in fun factor. Best of all, no subscription fees! The only other decent non-subscription game I can think of is LoTRO.

Things I can't wait for; shadow wars, major arks and the tv series implementation. For those of you that don't know, there will be in-game events that could change the storyline of the television series.

Audio: 8

The soundtrack is incredible. Bear really hit the nail on the head with this one. What he did with the music fits the atmosphere perfectly. However, the sound effects (except UI) could be slightly better, particularly the vehicles. But, I'm a musician and audio engineer, so perhaps I'm a little too judgmental. ;)

Overall, I'd say that this game is a definite buy for sci-fi, mmo and fps fans.

*The Collector's Edition*

I was half expecting a rather cheap product, considering the price. The Blizzard CEs normally contain a lot less, and cost about the same price. But, the CE is absolutely worth buying.

Perhaps the biggest thing for me was the hellbug statue. In fact, that is what I primarily bought the CE for. The statue is very well made, and quite detailed. It's of a hard ABS plastic, with what almost looks like hand-painted detailing (it's that good). The hellbug has a base, but it's not attached to it. So, you can move the statue around the base and pose it how you'd like.

The rest of the items that came in the CE are well made as well. There's a plastic translucent "letter from VBI" that I found to be a pretty cool touch. It sort of gives an intro to why your character is important to the storyline. The art-book is hard-covered and of a really good quality. It also comes with four "DEFI" stickers (which will go on my Range Rover) and a couple of postcards. But, one of the other nice additions was the soundtrack/ bluray bonus disc sleeve. Again, the soundtrack is amazing, and it's not just the soundtrack for the game but also the television series. It sounds like something BT, Neil Davidge or Marty O'Donnell would compose. The bonus Bluray disc I was not expecting. That was a pleasant surprise. It contains behind-the-scenes and making of for both the television series and the game. Well worth watching. The segments on landscape and languages really put into perspective just how epic the television series will be. I personally believe that it's been a while since SyFy has done anything great, with BSG being the most recent. Defiance may very well be the series that brings SyFy out of the rut they were stuck in.

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well,

let me start off by saying the game runs Very Well

with no framerate drops (though a few audio errors persist)

as I write this they are addressing the Lag/Server Crashes (mainly xbox)

in the beginning of the game you go through an extended tutorial

that gives you a Quad to drive and cinamatic cut scenes with

characters from the show.

after passing the tutorial, you are released into the

wild open world full of LOADS of side quests and a Main quest line that after two solid days I am not even close to reaching the end.

the voice acting is top notch and actually witty at times.

the Arkfalls are one of the Dynamic events in game where

you fight loads of hellbugs/raiders/mutants for various loot and exp.

as you progress you unlock EGO points (essentially Skill Points)

you unlock Active skills and Passive perks, active skills

are Blur, Overcharge, Cloak, and Decoy.

you can mix and match your passive perks by equipping them (UP to NINE!)

and as you gain Ego rating you open More Perk Slots.

there are many vehicles that were not in the beta to drive

so look around Carefully. there is a sweeter ride then the Challenger!

The game runs very smoothly and trion is on the ball

about fixing issues FAST!!!! great Service from them so far.

Overall if you've been looking for A Deep skill system

with the Color Coded loot from Borderlands, a Huge Open World

loads of enemy types etc.

the Dynamic Quests go beyond just the Arkfalls

as you will find random quests as you drive around

that range from freeing ranchers from Bandits to defending

a convoy from Hellbugs and loads more.

enemy types range from little hellbugs to towering several stories tall

then you have raiders, mutants, junkers (think Mini Mech)

Dark Matter (the main enemy though they show up late game)

and more.

the main quest line is thus far linear BUT there are so many side quests

and challenges that I doubt anyone will be bored in a few weeks

most likely this game will last a year or more depending how popular

it is.

This Game is a Must Buy for MMO fans and Third Person Shooters.

it's a blast!

Graphics: 4 out of five stars, very good and smooth, few graphical errors.

Sound: still some audio errors persist otherwise about Avg. 4 stars

Gameplay: controls are spot on though hit detection could use

some debugging but everything controls smoothly and is easy to navigate

5 Stars easily.

Fun: FIVE stars! the game despite it's few remaining flaws is a blast to play

and even more fun with friends to team up with.

Overall: with the Main Game, Shadow Wars (PvsP 64 vs 64)

several 8 on 8 and 16 on 16 Deathmatch modes

and proper FOUR player co-op make this the Best Online game

for the PS3 hands down it's so fun try it and I bet

you'll buy it. it truly is fantastic and a Technical feat!

a FIVE star title that after a month or so of Polish

will be an Epic game to play!

NOTE: the Collectors Edition is really worth it

(if you can still get one) the inventory slots

are a Must Have since expanding inventory in game

cost Bits (bought with Real Money)

the preorder weapons are really fun and not throw away

as I figured they would be.

the CE is really worth the cash considering

you get the Music CD, Art Book, VBI Contract,

Digital Items, Hellbug statue (which is Very Detailed and quite nice.

and if you bought the Ultimate ed. you also get an in game hat,

a real Duffle Bag that is Top Quality and I shall use it!

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Collectors edition buyer. The game is amazing as a beta tester and playing live. Very fun, you won't regret the purchace

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much much different from my other hdmi cable , more clear and strongly recommand to other buyer who search for hdmi gaming cable,good service from amazone,

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Playstation 3 Cordless MediaBoard Keyboard

Playstation 3 Cordless MediaBoard Keyboard
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If you have a PS3 60GB system and are considering the utilization of the Wi-Fi feature for internet and online play, (which I presume is why you pay for the deluxe model) then YOU NEED this wireless keyboard. Sure, you can always navigate online with a game controller, but I'll wager that after 10 minutes of entering characters one at a time with a controller you will have had enough.

This keyboard is fully compatible with the PS3 console and comes with a mousing finger pad built right in to it. This eliminates the clumsiness of having to work a separate mouse on a flat surface. When you want to relax on your couch the last thing you want to do is have to lean over a table to work a mouse. With this board, you just sit back and do it all right from your lap.

The keyboard works on USB technology, not Bluetooth. It communicates seamlessly with the PS3 via a small USB dongle that plugs right into one of the 4 ports on the front of the console. The unit boasts a wireless range of over 30 feet. I use mine at a distance of about 20 feet and it works famously. There is no software to load onto the console whatsoever. Just plug the dongle in the console, pop 2 included AA batteries in the keyboard and go.

There is a Bluetooth keyboard available that is compatible with PS3 as well, but it is twice the price of this unit and if I'm not mistaken it has a separate mouse. So until something else comes along this is the one to get.

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The new firmware update for the PS3 that was released on July 24th 2007 has made keyboard function very easy now. it has made everything accesable from your keyboard for example:

F1 brings up side menu (right click does this too)

F4 now brings up the adress bar (you needed a controller for this function before this update.)

F5 refreshes

Backspace now goes to your previous page

Keyboard functions actually work now like page up and page down button plus the home and end buttons (these functions never worked)

The TAB button actually does what it is meant to do now, and the Esc button quits any application you are in which means it takes on any functionof the o button.

Lastly you can now just type in forum area without the virtual keyboard coming up the PS3 now recognizes you are using a keyboard.

Pretty much the mouse takes on the function of the analog stick so anything you can do with your analog stick you can do with the mouse pad, and the arrows take on the function of the D pad.

This is hands down the best keyboard you can get for use with the PS3 especially if you are into a laptop style keyboard it has the scroll on the touchpad and the double touch option on the touch pad for selecting items. It is extremely thin and weighs almost nothing, plus it is fully functional with a PC so there is no reason to get rid of it once you are done using it for your PS3. There is no software installation just plug in this little USB piece that is about half the lenght of a flash memory stick and you have up to 30ft with the keyboard and I have yet to experience any interference. This method of wireless connection is much more reliable than blue tooth.

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Finally, a keyboard/mouse for the ps3 :-)

Also compatible with PCs and Macs. So in other words, a great purchase.

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Pros:

Great for PS3 AND PCs

Off button prolongs battery life

Not using Bluetooth but wireless USB dongle instead, so it:

Works flawlessly on all PCs so far, even in BIOS

No software drivers required; recognized instantaneously

Cons:

Awkward layout of Insert, Delete, Home, End, PageUp/Down keys

Mouse pad is a bit small

The above two flaws should not coexist the keyboard should have had either a bigger pad or normal key positioning (the latter being my preference)

According to my experience, this keyboard works flawlessly on PS3 OS, PS3 Yellow Dog Linux, PS3 Suse Linux, on PCs and anything that can use a standard PC USB keyboard/mouse, NO DRIVERS REQUIRED. I never had a problem with it and besides plugging the USB dongle in and turning the wireless keyboard on, there's nothing else you need to do. The proprietary wireless transmission between the USB dongle and the keyboard is an engineering masterpiece so the computer "thinks" it is wired to a standard USB keyboard and a mouse. There are absolutely no drivers required regardless of the OS you are running. Many times I have plugged this into a PC, a laptop, or my PS3 in the middle of a session when I decided to watch a movie or connect the laptop to my big screen TV and operated those like a charm across the room without a need to shut down, reboot or install any drivers. This is a must have for techies, people running Linux on PS3 or for people tired of slow thumb-typing with the Sixaxis controller. According to my experience, battery life is extremely long two old rechargeable AA batteries which don't hold charge well lasted for half a year in this set.

Had the designers not tweaked the position of the Home/Insert/PageUp keys this would be a perfect keyboard. This bothers me because I'm used to the standard layout and I use keyboard shortcuts and these keys a lot. Average mouse based user might not be annoyed with this. Another perhaps subjective detail is the lack of the sturdy professional keyboard feel while typing. These are the only flaws I could find, but I still think the keyboard was well worth the money, because it will last me a very long time, maybe even after my PS3 becomes obsolete.

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I couldn't wait to surf the net etc. with the new keyboard as the PS3 controller makes it cumbersome to enter text. But I am very disappointed in this product (enough that I will probably return it) because it does not support the special PS3 controller functions that make surfing with PS3 easier. For example, on a large screen TV the R3 button allows easy zooming and the on screen options show a triangle or circle or X to directly enter commands but these keys (or keys that you could possibly program) do not exist on the keyboard. It seems that this would be easy to do and would make it a perfect accessory for the PS3. They way it is now you still need to sit with the Sixaxis controller and this keyboard. Shame on Logitech for billing this as a "PS3" keyboard when it is just a regular keyboard with absolutely no special features that make it a true "PS3" device. Maybe Sony will market one?

Positive note: works immediately with no real setup or fiddling.

Do not know of a better alternative at this time however. If anyone does please respond.

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Turtle Beach Call of Duty: Black Ops II X-RAY Wireless Dolby Surround Sound Gaming Headset

Turtle Beach Call of Duty: Black Ops II X-RAY Wireless Dolby Surround Sound Gaming Headset - Playstation 3
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The XRAY is spec for spec identical to the XP400. It's an excellent headset just like the XP400. The minor changes are all cosmetic. Besides the COD branding the LED's on the receiver are orange along with the power LED on the headset. They look pretty nice actually, and are a pleasant change from the typical blue. The mic features a polished stainless steel guard on the end along with pleather ear pads and a stitched pleather headband. Small touches that surprisingly make it appear more upscale. Shiny orange plastic bands accent the ear cups instead of green. That's it. The rest of my review can be applied to either the XRAY or the XP400.

Fit: The headset is relatively lightweight for a wireless type, and is comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. The ear pads provide excellent noise cancellation. However, I prefer the mesh foam used on their other headsets. These tend to stick to your skin if you're a hot head. 4/5

Setup: The receiver plugs into a USB slot on your 360 along with a fiber optical cable for Dolby Digital sound. A digital out is provided to daisy chain to your receiver in case you're not using HDMI. It also has an analog (mini plug) line-in if you want to listen to music wirelessly through the headset. The headset is charged (about 2 hrs) via an extra long USB cable, and can be used while the unit is on for uninterrupted gaming. The headset is pre-paired with the receiver from the factory, so once your connections are made all you have to do is power on your 360 and the headset and its ready to go. Pretty painless. 4/5

Sound: This is where it matters most, and the XRAY does not disappoint. The Dolby Digital processing is excellent with great positioning and wide separation. For a headset with only one large driver per ear it sounds pretty darn good. I can hear everything the sound designers intended you to hear in a virtual 3D space. Some Dolby Digital games I've tested these with are BF3, Dead Space 3, and COD Black Ops II of course. All sound incredible.

The headset features 4 EQ presets that sound strangely similar to one another. Flat, Bass Boost, Treble Boost, Bass and Treble Boost. I prefer setting 4. A common question is "Can these things bump?". I'll say the bass response is great. Grenades in BF3 or COD will rattle your ear drums thanks in part to the large 50mm drivers.

A big issue in the past with 2.4Ghz wireless headphones was interference. This led to annoying pops, clicks, and outright disconnection. This has finally been resolved with the dual 2.4/5Ghz receiver. After hours of gaming I've heard no interference, and I'm in a household dense with wifi use.

There are several surround angle presets that can selected depending on the 3D environment you prefer. Generally this is only found on the expensive flagship models that are programmable, so its nice to have some control on the positioning. Overall sound, 5/5

Additional Features:

Turtle Beach claims 15 hrs of play time with these, and I can attest that their claim is accurate. I rarely find myself charging these. Lithium Polymer FTW!

The Blast Limiter feature I see as kind of a gimmick. It has multiple settings for its intensity, but I can't hear much of a difference. Maybe its just me, but it hasn't saved my ears from loud explosions.

The mic monitor allows you to hear yourself and is adjustable. It works. There's also an independent chat volume, so you can balance it accordingly with game audio.

The built-in Bluetooth is dual pairing, and works like the old ear pieces you hardly see anymore. This was primarily designed to be used with the XBA bluetooth adapter to allow wireless chat from the 360 controller. Unfortunately, its not included in this edition. Ya, really. You'll have to spend another $30 for the adapter. Although I have used it with the XP400, and it works great. A true all wireless solution.

Overall, this is an excellent wireless surround headset, and if you can score a deal because of the COD branding I highly recommend it. Otherwise, go with the XP400, which is roughly the same price and includes the bluetooth adapter.

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i was aprehensive at first to get these after my first turtle beach headset failed (xp400). But have to say that i am very happy with these

sound quality is great.

no annoying clicks or interference

rechargeable battery lasts a very long time

only rated 4 stars because they are slightly uncomfortable

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I won't make this review long here's what I think about it:

5/5 Sound, these headset really pack a punch and you can really hear everything that's happening around you which is a major advantage for those who plays first person shooters

5/5 Aesthetics It really looks neat and I thought it the earpads are unreplaceable well I was wrong you can replace them which is a good thing

4.5/5 Button/Chat controls, it's not really the downfall of the headset if you know the controls and how to use/utilize them you won't have a problem with this the only thing that I didn't like here is the boom mic, they should've made it that you can take the "whole mic" off instead of just the "stick" not including the base.

4/5 comfort, it's not really the best headset that you want for long hours of gameplay just because of the "fake leather" material they used it will make you sweat so better have an extra pair of earpads to replace them.

all in all I love the headset this is my first turtle beach headset and it didn't let me down.

I got my pairs off 2nd hand market and loving it.

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This headset is very good for the money.

The wireless works fine and it can be used in many ways.

It has a 3.5mm input for anything you want and then a opt. input.

You can however use the headset in Bluetooth mode only and listen in that way, although the sound is not great.

I am using these for my ps3 xbox 360 and Bluetooth on my laptop to not bother the wife when in bed.

Also the part that goes over your head is great because it is a little forward on your head.

That makes lying in bed with these on perfect.

Good product over all 5 stars

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Pure Futbol

Pure Futbol - Playstation 3
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I picked this game up last night because I decided I needed a soccer game for my PS3 and it was cheaper than FIFA. I was very disappointed. The graphics are sub-par, the controls are sluggish, and you will be upset. If I were you, I'd spend the extra money and get FIFA or Pro Evo

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gracias excelente producto y llego en la fecha estimada recomiendo para este vendedor sin problemas nuevamente gracias muy agradecido comprenlo

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I play a lot of Fifa all over the years, of course is my go to SIM Futbol game, but I got this one and I really like it, is not too arcade like, neither is SIM, so is a good mix; I really like it a lot; is not frustrating as FIFA 12s defense system and the campaing is very fun, i recomended , is not joke. I have not yet found a online for review....

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PlayStation 3 320GB System

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Only wanted to note that the PS3 keeps adding value to itself. Granted, the competition are not sitting on their hands either. The latest system update added Hulu Plus, MLB.TV and Vudu HD Movies to Netflix as 'video' services and Qriocity for 'music'.

As for its versatility, I recently paired a Bluetooth keyboard that Logitech claims it's for iPad only with our PS3. It took about 10 seconds.

And, yes, I am probably going to get the next generation when it's released but, until then I am very happy with our 2 PS3s. One of which is the original 60GB console, still as good as new.

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PS3 VS. OTHERS :)

Ever since the launch of Slim, the PS3 has been undertaking a quiet revolution or... could it be the console's midlife rebound? :) Here's what happened recently and I will only note the more important developments going 12 months back (writing this in Oct., 2010):

NetFLIX streaming, now disc-less, 1080p, 5.1 surround sound

Much larger disk (this one is triple the size of the original Slim)

Move

3D gaming

Blu-ray 3D

This is a lot of new 'stuff' for a 4 year old console. I am not going to go into bean-counting mode and compare the PS3 improvements with what we see at the other guys but, clearly there is a lot of life in the PS3 and, with the 320GB models, the PS3 continues to maintain the largest disk advantage over the competition, is the only Blu-ray console and, when you consider the services and the array of Sony-made and third party peripherals built around it, the PS3 is a well built, well rounded entertainment hub.

THE 320GB MODEL

Over the past year or so, Sony added to the original 120GB 'Slim' model, itself a greatly optimized and streamlined PS3, several submodels sporting larger disks: 160GB, 250GB and, with the Move launch, the 360GB version. You can view this model as the original Slim with a three times larger disk or, if you want to take a more recent point of reference, the PS3 Move bundle without the Move.

DECIDING WHICH MODEL TO BUY

I happen to own the PlayStation 3 320GB System with PlayStation Move Bundle model myself in addition to an upgraded 60GB 'classic' model our current Blu-ray/DVD player and overall media center and the Move bundle. We also owned the original 120GB Slim at one time and, before each purchase the main decision wasn't whether to buy a PS3 but rather which model was best suited to our needs.

At the time I'm writing this (November 2010) there are 4 basic models to choose from but, since the 250GB sells for the same price as the 320GB, it's safe not to discuss it so the 3 basic options are:

A 160GB model: the original Slim with a slightly larger disk, lowest price, same as the original launch Slim

B 320GB model: sells for $50 more than the 160GB, offers double the storage (this model)

C 320GB Move bundle: for an extra $50 it adds the basic Move peripherals, plus a Move game, same large disk

Depending on what your needs are, one of the 3 should make more sense than the other.

OPTION A

If 'price' is an issue go for this one. The good thing about the PS3 is that it's possible to upgrade the initial disk to a larger one later. I'm not going to go into detailed accounting but, if you can reuse or maybe sell the original 160GB disk, upgrading this model to 500GB can be done at very little cost. Some basic technical skills will be needed.

This is the choice for anyone who absolutely NEEDS 500GB (rather than 320GB).

OPTION B

Those who can use the extra storage intense gamers or anyone planning to keep thousands of songs and photos on their PS3, are okay with 320GB and therefore don't want to go through the disk upgrade process should go with THIS MODEL. $50 for double the disk capacity is a fair deal in my view.

This model makes a lot of sense if you don't care about the Move.

OPTION C

This is the model I picked because we wanted to have the Move option. It's the best way to enter the Move world at this time. The extra $50 will buy you:

* Move motion controller, of course

* PlayStation Eye camera (must have one for the Move to work)

* Sports Champions (Ping Pong is simply awesome, some of the games play much better with a second controller)

* A demo disc so you can see what Move can do for you (most of the demos can be downloaded from the PSN)

Given that the price difference over the 'plain vanilla' 320GB model is the price you pay for the Move controller, you basically get the PS3 Eye camera and the Sports Champions game for free and you can sell the camera if you already have one and the shrink-wrapped game if you have no use for it.

In fairness and based on my own experience, you will almost certainly end up buying a second Move motion controller. You may also want a separate charger so keep these in mind when budgeting. But, regardless, this is still the best Move starter.

DOES DISK SIZE STILL MATTER?

Probably not as much as it used to. In my view, 320GB is probably enough storage to last till the PS4 comes around and I'm one who did upgrade his original PS3 to 500GB.

You can store an enormous amount of photos, songs, demo games, home videos and game installations on 320GB. Two years ago I thought that 500GB were making a lot of sense because movies needed so much space but, since then, the pressure to having huge disks installed on a PS3 lessened a little due to the advent of technologies such as NAS (network attached storage) and Home Servers that allow you to have thousands of GB worth of 'media' stored safely off your PS3 and streamed in when needed. And, of course, Netflix streaming eliminates the need to save many thousands of movies if the somewhat lesser quality is not a big issue. Not everyone may agree but I have no plans to replace the 320GB disk with a larger one at this time.

WHAT ELSE YOU MAY WANT/NEED

Depending on how you are planning to use the PS3, this is what you don't get but may end up buying eventually:

HDMI cable for HD output (a component cable should work too but you can get a decent HDMI for $3-5 or so)

One or more extra USB wires same as above, don't pay more than $2-3 for one

One more Move Controller if you buy the Move bundle (some games will either require two controllers or will play better with two)

One or two Navigation Controllers (no big pressure because you can use the DualShock in your left hand but it feels weird)

Dedicated charger, especially if you have more than one Move controller or you also have a Navigation controller

PS3 TV remote controller to use when watching movies

MY RATING

I just love the PS3. I've been a PS3 owner ever since the 60GB classic became available and I've been impressed with the PS3's reliability, versatility and its sheer power and I've owned both 'classic' and 'slim' models, upgraded most, gave away a couple. In the end it's a matter of personal taste but the PS3 is increasingly the most popular 'gaming' or 'entertainment' implement in our household. And we DO own an Xbox too.

I will not go through the long list of PS3's features. It would be an exaggeration to say that it does 'everything' but it does a lot and it's doing it increasingly well. Agreed, features and capabilities do not come for free and sometimes they don't even come cheap (see my list of possible add-ons above) but I can't say that I have the feeling of being constantly nickeled and dimed when I upgrade my PS3 or I buy a Sony-made or a third-party add-on. I have no choice at this time but to order the extra Move and Motion controller from Sony but the charger, the larger disks I used to upgrade my old classic, all of the cables, the headset and so on came or will come from third party vendors and even for the old SixAxis and the remote controller there were alternatives at the time I decided to buy the Sony-made ones. In addition, the 'basic' PS3 console can take you pretty far as it is and you can have a lot of fun without having to spend one extra penny.

To conclude, any of the 3 options get 5 stars because the PS3 continues to be being the most feature-rich, well-balanced console you can get these days

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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 - Playstation 3
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GRAW 2 is a FPS with a high degree of combat realism. The graphics look good for the most part. This game, like other Tom Clancy games, focuses more on combat realism than on action. You must take cover, just as you would in real life if you were in such gunfights. There is small margin for error. One or two hits and you are toast. Forget about healing from behind cover as you can in Resistance, Rainbow Six: Vegas, and other modern shooters. Waiting behind cover does not seem to make much difference in how much damage you can take. Forget about picking up health in the form of food or medkits. Again, the game is highly realistic. The way you can heal is by calling over a medic if you have one in your party. And herein lies one of the negatives about this game: poor AI. Your team members can be good soldiers if you manually target an enemy and command them to attack it. However, I feel that there is too much babysitting of your teammates when they should be able to work more independently. Often when you call your medic he is slow to respond, and may run right through gunfire getting himself killed as if he was waiting for the exact wrong time to come over.

Additionally, there are annoying flashing pop-ups that come on your screen quite frequently which will not leave your screen unless you hit select, go to an aerial reconnaissance screen, and then hit select again to return to the game. Some players may like to get a bird's eye view so often, but forcing players who just want to play the game to do this is obnoxious.

Bottom line: Get Rainbow Six: Vegas instead. It is similar in play, has a good degree of combat realism, though with the ability to heal within a few seconds behind cover. There are no obnoxious pop-ups either.

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I am currently renting this game and have almost beaten it. The Graphics are stellar, the best i've seen on a PS3 game yet. I'm not sure how it did compared to the Xbox 360 version, but for PS3, this is definitely one of the better games.

You can switch between over-the-shoulder view, and first person, although in first person you can't see your weapon, unlike the prequel. The new zoom functions on the weapons are a nice touch, along with the ability to hold your breath and steady your weapon. Has many more features than any of it's predecessors, including the new spy-drone, MULE, and biographical data on your enemies, i.g. their health readout display.

The cons: Multiplayer seemed to be more directed towards an online audience, and if you do not have internet, it may seem frustrating to set up a game at home for multiplayer. Steep learning curve, for a new person it might take a couple training levels to learn how to use all the controls. The multiplayer could've used a bit of a revamp for more levels and modes of play. The game occasionally freezes up, typically after 3-4 straight hours of play.

Pros: Weapons details are much more realistic than any other Ghost to date. Explosions are at an all time high with this new Ghost. I like the unparraleled joy of filling a vehicle full of lead that the enemies are hiding behind and watching it blow debris everywhere and mushroom-cloud smoke into the air while it wipes out all the enemies in a huge radius.

There are several new selections of weapons to choose from than any before.

Overall, has the potential to be the best First person shooter PS3 in th market, a fine example of what Blu-ray can do in the right hands.

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I have only spent five hours on the clock, and tried the training and online multiplayer. The graphics is phenomenal with a lot of vivid details. There are 40 multiplayer maps. Many of them allow you to set the current weather conditions, and the objects show up accordingly. Developers in their video interview are very proud of the graphic presentation of explosions, smokes, could, sunshine, ..etc, and I see why.

Online gameplay is smooth. The battlefields are decorated with all sorts of things. Character movements are very life like. The motion sensor controls are interesting, but can be not so responsive.

The multiplayer maps are big and packed with features like drone order (which lets you spy on enemy territory that finally reveals their exact positions on your first person view), teammate view, injured and wait for medication or die and spawn now, ..etc.

But for me who enjoy the upclose duel with enemies in Resistance Fall of Man's Nottingham map, GRAW 2 instead is somewhat slow. Some maps seem to be huge enough for 32-64 players (but only 16 or 32 supported, not sure), so players like to be snipers. Accuracy is highly emphasized (also better than Resistance), but there is no knife or punch. Slow running, small figures in first person views, and lack of knife/punch is why I'm taking one star off GRAW 2. Also to me, Resistance wins in the online gameplay fun factor if watching how you gun down the enemies up close is what intoxicates you.

It does let you carry a rifle, a handgun, and two kinds of grenades. Weapon change takes about 2-3 seconds, which is closer to the real situation.

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Being a Tom Clancy game, I had my doubts about how good the game might be, since I'm not a big fan of his games...HOWEVER, I must admit, I just got this game 2 days ago, and I am having a blast playing it.

It's very realistic, and I must say that it's way better than Rainbow 6: Vegas, and overall, it's a really fun game to play.

The gameplay is very smooth, shooting is fairly realistic, you can hide & cover behind almost anything, there's a nice choice of weapons pick from, you can choose team mates, and your team mate intelligence is very good, (as is the bad guys). Your teammates just don't stand around in the open looking stupid. Heck, you can even shoot thru certain types of obstacles to get a bad guy, like thin walls, or something like that.

You have night vision, you've got help from a flying remote vehicle, you can place teammates anywhere you like, you can have your mates do some recon for you, you can even look thru your own team member's helmet cam for a different perspective on the battlefield.

The CONS:

GRENADES:

It's almost impossible to have a grenade land where you want it to land. Which is why I love the SOCOM games so much, because, in SOCOM, you know exactly how hard to throw it, and you KNOW without a doubt, where the grenade is going to land! In this game, it's guesswork, at best. And 9 times out of 10, you miss your targets....Which is a total waste of a good grenade!

ENEMIES:

Sometimes there are SO MANY bad guys at one time (in one concentrated area), it's a REAL CHALLENGE to get them all, unless you have a bazooka or something..... But, when there's 3000 bullets ripping your way, you sometimes can't even get a few shots out....Which is a bit annoying.

HEALTH:

While you can get help from a medic in this game, there's not much margin for error in terms of getting shot at...You better hide as often as possible....I guess it's just like real life, but, being a game, one would assume that even on an easy setting, that would change just a little bit??? But, it does not! So, be prepared for that when buying/playing this game.

OVERALL:

Other than those few bad points I have mentioned, it's a really fun game to play, it's very realistic, and has some pretty cool features...Let's face it, no game is perfect, and this game is no different, (and I still love my SOCOM games better) however, Ghost Recon 2 is certainly worth the price of admission, and probably the better (maybe the best) new military game thus far, for the PS3 game system!

Chris

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I won't repeat what other reviewer's have said. If you like the realism of Ghost Recon, then this is the game for you. The graphics are very good! I'm an ex PC gamer because PS1 and PS2 just didn't have the PC graphics. But PS3 really competes! The single missions are fun. Personally they are a good warm up for Online play. You want realism? You MUST play online against another human! Ghost Recon fell short in the Online Main Menu though. Once your in the game..great! But actually getting into a game.. frustrating. The game is in charge of putting you into a room. It randomly chooses a room. Almost always, the game tries to put you into a room that is full or a game is already in progress. In other games you are able to "choose" the room that has less players and also "choose" a room that has not started game play. Or it lets you jump into a room where the game is already running. Am I asking for too much??!! I don't think so. Sometimes it takes 10-12mins to get into an room that is not full. If you do get into a game.. stay there! Once your in, the game is awesome. With A LOT of different maps! Enjoy!

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Just Dance Kids 2

Just Dance Kids 2 - Playstation 3
Customer Ratings: 4 stars
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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program As a parent and Vine reviewer, I popped it in alone and navigated through the menus. An eyebrow did shoot up...given the diverse nature of the songs (all kid-friendly mind you), ranging from The Wiggles, to Yo Gabba Gabba, to older fare provided in the form "Just The Way You Are" (Bruno Mars), what did Ubisoft intend to do with a Just Dance Kids 2 title? Were they trying to straddle age groups and make it work?

With something as nebulous as the word "kids", I wondered exactly how Ubisoft was going to handle a target demographic of, say, a 5-year old and a 10-year old in the same room. However, Ubisoft manages to do exactly that.

As soon as my daughter (who is 8) entered the room along with a younger friend (6) and another older friend (10), I let them have at it, intending to review this product through THEIR perception, not mine. Here, we're able to find a game that a group of kids aged 6-10 can play together with and are eager to get a turn at it. I have 2 Move controllers (only 1 Move controller and Eye is required as a minimum), although the game will support up to 4 players simultaneously; if you have 4 Move controllers, I hope you have a wide area to play in! "Fun!" "Awesome!" "This is so cool!" are what I can relay from the kids. However, the 10-year old might be stretching the song choice a little bit hard; I'd say that kids 9 and younger are an extremely safe bet. Older than that and you risk the possibility of success to bomb in a heartbeat with the included playlist; I'm sure that you'll know your children well enough to make an informed decision. Like Christmas, the kids ripped through the various menus and tried to uncover whatever they could.

The menu system is relatively easy to get through and the kids managed to seem to get through the menus quite well with no input from me. You can string together songs if you want to, play them individually, start an endless shuffle, etc. It's not terribly heavy in the customizable department, but I think that's a good thing. The kids thought the menus were easy to get through and relayed as much. While all songs can be selected by default, filters exist for younger/older kids as well as easy/hard songs to dance to. You can turn lyrics (subtitled on the left-hand side) for the songs on/off. This more advanced customization is not as bold as other menu selections, reducing the apparent importance of those choices to kids but leaving it up to adults to filter as needed. Beyond that, however, it doesn't have too many frills. But, despite the lack of frills, the kids keep coming back to play it some more.

Controls are pretty tight; Move controllers are well-integrated to the live action kids dancing in front of whimsical backgrounds. Songs sound pretty good, too; however, just to warn you, not all songs are sung by the original artists. Some are and some aren't for reasons that elude me. However, the kids don't care and that's ultimately what the game is all about!

As a parent, the playlist does suffer from some unusual eclectic taste. "Barbara Ann" and "Shake Your Grove Thing" will sound like an era away for today's kids and, although they like it, they won't get the same smiles of recognition that parents will give. Take a look at the overall song list if you'd like, but I'm willing to bet that parental perception of the song choices will be completely contrary to what the kids ultimately enjoy. Ubisoft has done a remarkable job here.

I only wish that "Dance" gaming titles would learn their lesson from Activision's mistake in the Guitar Hero series and make it easier to just simply download titles rather than machine-gunning us with additional discs. One could say that there is hardly the space, but given the AVCHD (video) compression out there these days, one could easily make a single using about 100 MB of memory which on a hard-drive enabled PS3 is hardly a taxing amount at all!

I'd highly recommend this game for kids aged 5-10. It sounds/looks great, the menus require minimal parental input, and the kids are getting a workout by having fun. I'd give it a solid 4.5/5 (rounded to 5). Enjoy!

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In this video I show you the following:

-Dance mode

-Playlists mode

-Non-Stop Shuffle mode

-Single player dancing

-Team high score dancing

-Medley dancing

Here is the full listing of songs in Just Dance Kids 2:

Accidentally In Love

Alright

Are You Sleeping (available in multiple languages*)

Barbara Ann

Burnin' Up

Crocodile Rock

Despicable Me

Dumb Love

Feeling Good

Five Little Monkeys

Follow The Leader (The Wiggles)

Girls Can Too

Hand In Hand

Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes (available in multiple languages*)

Hold Still (Yo Gabba Gabba)

I Am A Gummy Bear (available in multiple languages*)

I'm Gonna Catch You

Intuition

Istanbul

Itsy Bitsy Spider (available in multiple languages*)

Jingle Bells (available in multiple languages*)

Jump Up!

Just The Way You Are

Lollipop

Love Me

Mah Na Mah Na

On Our Way

Party Goes Down

Positivity

Rocketeer

Shake Your Groove Thing

Something That I Want

Song 2

Start All Over

Summer School

The Hokey Pokey (available in multiple languages*)

The Lion Sleeps Tonight (available in multiple languages*)

The Robot Song (Yo Gabba Gabba)

The Shimmie Shake! (The Wiggles)

Whip My Hair

*Multiple languages include English, French, Spanish and German

I hope this helps. Happy Gaming!

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Just a quick tip since I couldn't figure it out until I compared the on-screen ratings with a wikipedia listing of the songs for this game: the stars are a difficulty rating (one star = easy, three stars = difficult), and the hearts are an effort rating (one heart = relatively relaxed, three hearts = energetic). I had assumed one of the two referred to an age rating (since this has everything from the infantile "Itsy Bitsy Spider" to the for-kids-but-not-toddlers "Party Goes Down" and "Whip My Hair"). So in case anyone else was wondering too, there you have it: stars = difficulty and hearts = effort, not age.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program My gaming days are getting behind me now as I just don't have the time for it anymore. I do get into the mood every so often to just blow off all my responsibilities an take a day to myself for some guilty pleasure. This game is quite fun and addictive, but having played the original game I didn't think it was all that much different, so not a huge upgrade.

I'm more of an arcade racer and horror strategy gamer, but this one is certainly fun and worth checking out, maybe a rental before buying?

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program JUST DANCE KIDS 2

The Playstation 3 is really a cool little system, actually a really cool system and has had some cool games. Everything was good and then they came with the move. A little device that picks up movement, well you know what it is. So naturally these dancing games came out and why wouldn't they, these things are really popular. In fact the "Just Dance" line is really popular and all versions of it sell well. So when I was able to get this I jumped all over it. I knew my little cuz would love this and since it is for kids it worked out.

The song selection here is actually really good and features songs that kids of multi ages would enjoy. Even us adults can turn the brain off and have a good time here with the kids. It can play with up to four people although we have only done it one at a time thus far. There are songs made for kids on here that come straight from the radio and ones that are from TV shows. If you have kids you will most likely recognize a lot of these tracks.

This is a cool little game with something like 40 songs to choose from so it works out. If you have kids or around them for work or relatives or something then this is the game for you. Everyone can play and dance around with the youngens. It is a fun game so check it out if you get the chance, plus it is more for the kids.

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I bought the product for the Wii, as I was having trouble finding an appropriate adapter for that system, and it works perfectly with the added bonus of also working with my PS2.

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Hooked up a Nintendo Wii to a 10 year old LG TV, using this. Worked right out of the box.

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Bought it to be used with my wii on an old tv which did not have AV inputs. It worked great. Overall a good purchase.

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after my wire for xbox360 broke i went out to get another one and this works good for a cheep price although the picture isn't the best it still works :3

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It's great, I can simulateously connect my wii and ps2 to my ancient television set. The only downside is that I have to have my ps2 completely off to be able to hear the audio on my wii. It's not too much trouble tho. :)

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Resistance: Fall of Man

Resistance: Fall of Man - Playstation 3
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The games for the PS3 do not seem to have very many 2 player games that DON'T require internet. Which is one reason I enjoyed this game so much, because it was an actual two player game and both players could play the entire storyline (not just certain chapters like some games that say they are two player). My boyfriend and I loved playing this game. The graphics are pretty good, the storyline isn't bad, even though I would like to skip over the whole 'movie scenes' that they do and get back to the actual game.

Overall, this game is fun and I thought it was worth the money.

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Playing this game today makes this seem like old graphics, but at the time these were the new and high end graphics. I love this game so much. The best part is how awesome it is playing the campaign split screen. It says you can play up to 4 players split screen but I only have 3 controllers and it hasn't been working with 3. Maybe you can only play with 1, 2 or 4 players. The game can be kinda challenging, especially at the beginning before you regenerate any health. I wish you didn't have to pick up health but its not so bad. (You pick up health and you also regenerate 1 4th of your health). The chimera are so cool and I have the second game too. I highly recommend this game. I can almost call it a classic but it is still kinda next gen. BUY THIS!

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one thing i do is if i criticize something, then i will compliment when necessary.. so this is me apologizing for the rating i gave because the game did not show up.. well as expected the game showed up.. the disk was virtually scrach-less, and i am very happy with my purchase!!

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Awesome game, my dad got right into it. It was a gift for him and he is extremely picky, normally gifted games sit on the shelf forever.

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Sony PS3 Controller Decal Style Skin - Stardust Green

Sony PS3 Controller Decal Style Skin - Stardust Green
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I originally was not going to write this review since there was nothing remarkable (application went without a hitch, and it was sized correctly), but I have had this controller skin for over a year now and it is still in quite good condition. It makes cleaning the controller easier and also easier to identify if someone brings their stuff over or vice-versa. Personally I like the pattern on it but obviously that is a matter of preference.

Pros:

Lasts forever!

Easy to put on, sized correctly

Cons:

None so far

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PS3 Move Controller Silicone Skin Set

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Its a silicone cover, does what its supposed to do. makes it a little easier to grip with the nubs that it has on it. its worth the couple dollars in my opinion.

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I like how these were easy to stretch onto the controller with long nails. I just needed to differentiate controllers so I knew which controller would be charged and ready to use. These covers work great all the buttons and lights are accounted for very well.

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NBA 2K11 (3D Compatible Version)

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I've had the opportunity to play PS3 games in 3D. I've also played some games that use the Playstation Move. When I saw the opportunity to use both at the same time, I got excited. An hour later, I had given up on the gimmicks. 2K Sports dropped the ball on this one.

As far as basketball games go, I am a novice, having not picked an NBA title since Midway put out NBA Jam Tournament Edition for the Sega Genesis. A lot has changed since then besides the rosters. There is a lot more activity that takes place in the zone with all manner of different ways to drive, shoot, and pass. A painful omission for folks like myself is a tutorial or practice mode, especially for using the Move. The game mechanics are sound, the visuals are solid, and it feels as good as I imagine a basketball game should. That is, of course, as long as you stick with the standard controller and 2D.

Of the two feature-based faults, Move is the most painful. The need for a secondary controller is more than understandable. You have to be able to move a player and have some measure of control over the passing game. For just that reason, Sony has a handy little Navigation controller that includes a D-pad, analog stick, triggers and face buttons all in an easy to hold ambidextrous design. But NBA 2K11 doesn't support it. At all. You have to instead use a Sixaxis/Dual Shock 3. That also means you can only use the Move right-handed, making for some awkward motions for us lefties not to mention the weight and balance issues caused by the one-handed grip. Worst of all, though, is lag. Motion control has a delay in converting movement to a command. This is usually minimal and developers can do a little magic to compensate and reduce the impact on gameplay. I say usually, because NBA 2K11 did not. To reach and block a shot, you have to raise the Move. You lift the controller as you are supposed to, but your player doesn't do anything until the scoreboard is already updated with the two or three points your opponent just put up. The game is just too slow to respond to make Move a viable control method.

The 3D effects are less troublesome, but hardly perfect. It suffers some of the most blatant ghosting I've ever seen while left and right frames get jumbled even in scripted scenes like the elongated introduction with Michael Jordan standing alone in the tunnel. While MJ is in the center, there will be bursts with a more transparent image on either side. It is very distracting, but is at least limited once a game is underway. Unfortunately, with a mostly fixed perspective, 3D doesn't add much of anything to the experience. The depth is adjustable and it does work; I just don't see the point. If you are looking at buying the game and have the capacity to handle 3D, this version makes some sense, but there is absolutely no need to replace an already-bought copy of the game for the extra dimension.

It's rather strange that the 3D version is sold separately from the standard version, especially since it is still the same game and sold at the same price. Judging from the final product, it would not surprise me if 2K reveals that they never really planned on doing a 3D version, made the game, set it ready for retail, then went back to work on a 3D enhanced version only after the fact, releasing it on a more conservative distribution. It looks and feels undertested with regards to motion control and 3D. It is at least playable in 3D, though you're better off with a standard controller. You're dreams of virtual reality basketball aren't quite here yet.

NOTE: The issues with Move and 3D artifacting could potentially be fixed later on via a software update. Should this happen, I'll update these comments accordingly.

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You'd have to be a true nba gamer to like this, if not dont even waste your time buying it...

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Its like you're controlling 80 year old men... The game is terribly slow, controls are clunky, and the soundtrack is terrible. Taking it back

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this game as great graphic and the live nba is awesume i get to play the games on the same day as live tv, my player mode is also great but challenge in overall this game is amazinggg

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Metal Gear Solid HD Edition

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a little pricey but i'll pay almost anything for a rare product that has anything to do with metal gear. best game series of all time. but that aside, i looove the artbook(basically the only reason i bought it) but the original vocal tracks included on the cd is a nice added bonus. an excellent display piece. the box it comes in is nice and sturdy with a glossy finish and original art by yoji shinkawa for the front. the art book is definetly the major score from this package, being between 300 and 400 pages thick, and hardcover bound with string in a nice cloth skin. features finished artworks for mgs 1,2 & 3, then half way through starts the concept drawings for mgs 1,2 & 3! all in all i cant believe i went this long without having it, and now that i do, i feel my multi-media collection of metal gear stuff is complete.........for now :P

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