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I know it is old news, but it is good news in my opinion.I hated the original shape and I am glad to see that they have stuck with the original concept of the Playstation controller. It will be interesting to see how they adapt the mostion sensing feature into games though. I dont really mind the dual shock idea that much although it will be missed.

Well which one do you think is the best football series?I personally think it is Pro Evolution Soccer.I originally was a Fifa fanboy when I recieved Fifa 99 for my birthday and also got the latest Fifa games. About 2 years ago though I read a review on Pro Evolution Soccer 3 in a playstation review magazine, and decided to rent the game from a video shop. After this experience I had been converted.The gameplay is awesome, the visuals are impressive and the game has awesome playback. You never get bored of the game, especially once you have a few friends over. You will find yourself screaming at the referee as he awards a penalty to your friend.Awesome game, and in my eyes, alot better than the competitors. I would strongly recommend that you attempt to borrow this game anyway you can.~Regret

I wouldnt pay to use google's services.Dont get me wrong, they are very good. But there are plenty of other companies which provide exactly the same features for free although arent as user friendly as Google in my opinion.If you had to pay the $5 people would most likely migrate to other companies such as MSN, Yahoo etc.

Ok well I dont know if this has been posted before but here goes.

Sony PS3 controller revealed

they got rid of the boomerang shaped controller.

Information source: Gamespot

LOS ANGELES:

At last year's E3, Sony displayed a prototype controller for its upcoming console, the PlayStation 3. The boomerang-shaped wireless device was something of a lightning rod, and didn't seem like it was terribly well-received. This year, Sony has unveiled the final controller, and it should look pretty familiar.

 

The PS3's controller now looks roughly like a Dual Shock 2. The size and button placement seems identical. But there are a handful of key differences. You'll feel right at home when you pick it up, but this controller has definitely evolved.

 

For starters, it's wireless and startlingly lightweight. The Bluetooth device has a mini-USB plug on it, presumably for charging. The L2 and R2 triggers are analog and feel quite nice. There's a new central button that has the PlayStation logo on it. It doesn't seem to be functional, but it seems like a likely spot for some sort of "home" or "menu' button.

 

The biggest change is inside the controller. There are motion-sensing gyroscopes inside the controller that will detect tilting as well as raising and lowering. We get the feeling that wii've seen this in another upcoming console, but we'll save that discussion for message boards or something. Warhawk is one of the games that supports the tilt sensor, and it feels surprisingly tight and easy to use. Flying the plane by tilting the controller is very intuitive.

 

One thing you won't find in this new controller is force feedback. The rumble feature was said to interfere with the motion sensing devices. Sony's Phil Harrison even went so far as to tell us that "rumble was last generation, movement is this generation."

 

We also managed to bump into Criterion's Alex Ward at Sony's grand unveiling, and he said he was really excited about the controller, saying that he "can really see how it fits in his games." We imagine a Burnout game can't be too far behind.

 

So if you wanted to be a cynic, you could say that this is a wireless PS2 controller with analog triggers like the Xbox, a central guide button like the Xbox 360, and internal motion sensors like the Wii. But what's probably most important is that the controller feels pretty nice and already seems to work well.

As said previously, The sony PSP can only read MP4 videos although I believe that in the next update they will be able to play WMA files too. If you want to watch videos on your psp just search for an MP4 Convertor on google.It is easy to convert and a full movie will take about an hour to convert, while other small video clips will take less than 15minutes.

Just so that you guys know,

Emulators and Roms are Legal If you own the console, and or games too. If you have a ROM and not the actual game aswell, it is considered illegal.

If you understand what I am saying,

Say you have a Nintendo DS and a copy of Mario Kart DS too, you are allowed a DS emulator and the Mario Kart DS ROM aswell, but nothing else.

A music board would be awesome in my opinion.Members could discuss the different genres of music they like, discuss different artists and bands etc.Some members may even be willing to post reviews on certain albums and tracks that they have bought or downloaded. All in all, Music is a very big topic which I feel deserves its own board.

I am currently playing World of Warcraft.Playing on the server Khadgar, level 21 Mage and also have a level 5 priest on Bloodfeather.Got addicted to this game about a month ago and love it to bits, the gameplay is awesome and can be so much fun when pvp'ing.I also recently got back into Burnout 3:Takedown just for the fact that I want to complete the game 100% with all the vechiles unlocked.