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New SIXAXIS Protypes Sent to Devs

A new Playstation 3 SIXAXIS controller prototype has been sent out to the development community, according to SCEA's Dave Karraker.

The new controller is more of a tweak than any giant leap forward. Karraker said that the controller has slightly enhanced sensitivity for the analog sticks and and motion sensing. He also said that have not added rumble to the PS3 and "have no announcements regarding this feature"... I wonder if there should have been a "yet" at the end of that sentence? Otherwise it doesn't really say anything we don't know. It merely addresses the status quo, not what may happen down the line.

Hit up GamePro for the full quote on the tweaked SIXAXIS prototype.

Sony: 'We have not added rumble' to PS3 controller [GamePro]


spin control

Bizzare Talks Disc Space and PGR4

Hmmm, this seems an interesting lesson in spin control.

On July 27, a Bizarre Creations staffer posted on their forums that the upcoming Project Gotham Racing 4 won't have day and night versions of their tracks in the game because "Whilst this wasn't a problem for our dev team, it was a problem fitting all this data onto a single DVD. So we've worked around the problem by providing different lighting models per city."

Seems pretty straight forward, right? But when people sorta went quasi-ape-shit pointing out, rightfully so, that perhaps the medium (DVD) is holding back the game, Bizarre Creations cranked up their spin machine and issued a response under the befuddling headline "Wrong end of stick been grasped?"

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starcraft

Spin Control: Starcraft 2 in the Next Decade?

Yes, I'm being a smart-ass, but to take an off-handed remark that the Blizzard Veep of business development made at some launch party for World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade and turn it into anything but that is absurd. More »

anti-spin control

Anti-Spin Control: PSP Oblivion and the PGR3 Pack

The first thing I learned as a journalist was to never assume anything, that goes double for interpreting what public relations folks say. More »