Comments for sonyplaystationconsole.com<title> http://sonyplaystationconsole.com Low prices on Sony Playstation Console. Get Playstation Bargains! Fri, 05 Nov 2010 21:53:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Madden NFL 2001 by Ryan http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-336 Ryan Fri, 05 Nov 2010 21:53:24 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-336 <i>Review by Ryan for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Madden-NFL-2001-Playstation-2/dp/B00004U5VN%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB00004U5VN" rel="nofollow">Madden NFL 2001</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/5.png" ></b> MADDEN 2001 1 or 2 playersThis is the best football game I have ever seen. If you thought NFL 2K was good for the Sega Dreamcast, wait until you play this game; it will blow you away. As you play the game you notice that unlike most other football games, the players get grass stains on their uniforms, their eyes blink, they talk with one another, and sometimes they even get grass stuck in the sides of their helmets! It is very realistic. You can pick from any of the current NFL teams their are today or you can choose great historical teams from the past. There are many types of gameplay within the game also such as an exibition game, a season, or just have a team practice. If you choose a season you can pick your favorite team and work your way to the super bowl. Along the way you will break records and earn madden challenge points. With these points you can unlock secret stadiums, cheats, and even players of the past such as Walter Payton. If you are thinking about a game to buy for your Sony Playstaion 2 I would highly recomend it. But if you do choose this game make sure that the primary player is at an age that they can understand the game of football. Younger children (maybe under 8 years old) may find this game hard to play. I am 15 years old and I think that this game would be great for someone around my age or older. If you choose Madden 2001 you will be happy with it, it will provide many, many hours of fun. Review by Ryan for Madden NFL 2001
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MADDEN 2001 1 or 2 playersThis is the best football game I have ever seen. If you thought NFL 2K was good for the Sega Dreamcast, wait until you play this game; it will blow you away. As you play the game you notice that unlike most other football games, the players get grass stains on their uniforms, their eyes blink, they talk with one another, and sometimes they even get grass stuck in the sides of their helmets! It is very realistic. You can pick from any of the current NFL teams their are today or you can choose great historical teams from the past. There are many types of gameplay within the game also such as an exibition game, a season, or just have a team practice. If you choose a season you can pick your favorite team and work your way to the super bowl. Along the way you will break records and earn madden challenge points. With these points you can unlock secret stadiums, cheats, and even players of the past such as Walter Payton. If you are thinking about a game to buy for your Sony Playstaion 2 I would highly recomend it. But if you do choose this game make sure that the primary player is at an age that they can understand the game of football. Younger children (maybe under 8 years old) may find this game hard to play. I am 15 years old and I think that this game would be great for someone around my age or older. If you choose Madden 2001 you will be happy with it, it will provide many, many hours of fun.

]]> Comment on Madden NFL 2001 by J. Feira http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-335 J. Feira Fri, 05 Nov 2010 21:39:35 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-335 <i>Review by J. Feira for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Madden-NFL-2001-Playstation-2/dp/B00004U5VN%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB00004U5VN" rel="nofollow">Madden NFL 2001</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/4.png" ></b> Best football game I've ever played.GRAPHICS - almost perfect. Collision detection is a little off sometimes (player falls before graphics show the collision), and occasional glitches (player's helmet goes through another player) but overall amazingSOUND - very bad! John Madden and Pat Summerall are terrible announcers - no emotion in Pat's voice and Madden's phrases are repeated far too often. One time Madden repeated the same phrase on 3 straight playsGAMEPLAY - perfect. The game is a little slower than the PS1 version, which actually makes it better. More time to read blocks and really appreciate the graphicsOVERALL - great game. Great replayability with Franchise Mode and Madden cards (earn them by accomplishing various challenges, then trade with friends). Just fix the commentary and graphics glitches and this is a perfect game. Review by J. Feira for Madden NFL 2001
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Best football game I’ve ever played.GRAPHICS – almost perfect. Collision detection is a little off sometimes (player falls before graphics show the collision), and occasional glitches (player’s helmet goes through another player) but overall amazingSOUND – very bad! John Madden and Pat Summerall are terrible announcers – no emotion in Pat’s voice and Madden’s phrases are repeated far too often. One time Madden repeated the same phrase on 3 straight playsGAMEPLAY – perfect. The game is a little slower than the PS1 version, which actually makes it better. More time to read blocks and really appreciate the graphicsOVERALL – great game. Great replayability with Franchise Mode and Madden cards (earn them by accomplishing various challenges, then trade with friends). Just fix the commentary and graphics glitches and this is a perfect game.

]]> Comment on Madden NFL 2001 by Randal Cooper http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-334 Randal Cooper Fri, 05 Nov 2010 20:48:50 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-334 <i>Review by Randal Cooper for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Madden-NFL-2001-Playstation-2/dp/B00004U5VN%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB00004U5VN" rel="nofollow">Madden NFL 2001</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/4.png" ></b> I have never seen a game attract the attention of forty-year-old men the way a demo of Madden 2001 on PS2 did at Best Buy the other day. Then again, that may be the only place they could see it in action, given the hardware shortage.Graphically, the game is fantastic--though not perfect. Tackles, replays, cut scenes, and player animations all surpass what has come before (By light years on PS1, and by a significant margin on Dreamcast's NFL2K1, as well). The player detail is unmatched. On the other hand, huddle and sideline shots become repetitive quickly, and players can pass through one another during after-play cut scenes. Neither affects gameplay, however.The gameplay is there in spades. The computer AI is strong enough to prevent the game from becoming too easy, but not so tenacious as to become discouraging for a novice (which, admittedly, I am). There are some minor control issues, where you don't feel you have one hundred percent control of your quarterback one hundred percent of the time, and occasionally you wonder if your offensive line was aware of the play that you called, but these epsiodes are rare.I have mixed emotions about the sound. While the play-by-play is adequate, Madden's color commentary is repetitive to the point of being irksome. It is nice, however, to hear your name being called after setting up your virtural doppelganger in the create-a-player mode (I guess it helps to have a common last name).The good news is that Madden 2001 is a showcase title for the PS2, in spite of its very minor shortcomings. The better news is that Madden 2002 could conceivably improve on this game in every aspect, adding online play, improved commentary, and fixing the rare graphical glitch. In the meatime, I'm keeping an eye out for Dennis Miller Football--(Insert Vague Metaphor Here). Review by Randal Cooper for Madden NFL 2001
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I have never seen a game attract the attention of forty-year-old men the way a demo of Madden 2001 on PS2 did at Best Buy the other day. Then again, that may be the only place they could see it in action, given the hardware shortage.Graphically, the game is fantastic–though not perfect. Tackles, replays, cut scenes, and player animations all surpass what has come before (By light years on PS1, and by a significant margin on Dreamcast’s NFL2K1, as well). The player detail is unmatched. On the other hand, huddle and sideline shots become repetitive quickly, and players can pass through one another during after-play cut scenes. Neither affects gameplay, however.The gameplay is there in spades. The computer AI is strong enough to prevent the game from becoming too easy, but not so tenacious as to become discouraging for a novice (which, admittedly, I am). There are some minor control issues, where you don’t feel you have one hundred percent control of your quarterback one hundred percent of the time, and occasionally you wonder if your offensive line was aware of the play that you called, but these epsiodes are rare.I have mixed emotions about the sound. While the play-by-play is adequate, Madden’s color commentary is repetitive to the point of being irksome. It is nice, however, to hear your name being called after setting up your virtural doppelganger in the create-a-player mode (I guess it helps to have a common last name).The good news is that Madden 2001 is a showcase title for the PS2, in spite of its very minor shortcomings. The better news is that Madden 2002 could conceivably improve on this game in every aspect, adding online play, improved commentary, and fixing the rare graphical glitch. In the meatime, I’m keeping an eye out for Dennis Miller Football–(Insert Vague Metaphor Here).

]]> Comment on Madden NFL 2001 by Chyll57 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-333 Chyll57 Fri, 05 Nov 2010 20:29:30 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-333 <i>Review by Chyll57 for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Madden-NFL-2001-Playstation-2/dp/B00004U5VN%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB00004U5VN" rel="nofollow">Madden NFL 2001</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/4.png" ></b> After reading every review posted in the hopes of getting as much information as possible (not to mention trying to get some tips), I think I am ready to weigh in on the great Madden 2001 vs. NFL2K1 debate. First of all, as an owner of both games, systems and having played football myself, I am constantly struggling to strike the balance between superior graphices and realistic gameplay. Both of these titles have some of the critical elements and yet both are flawed as well. Let's go to the head-to-head matchups.Graphics: Both titles offer some of the best in the genre, but I have some problems with Madden. The replay graphics are marvelous, but the actual graphics during gameplay are not superior to 2K1. 2K1's figures are larger and well defined, and Madden's figures from a distance look too short and stubby for certain positions (i.e. defensive back). Edge: even (Madden's up close shots make up for any other flaws).Gameplay: 2K1 did well to improve on the ability to run the ball and jumpstart offensive play, but the fact that a scrambling QB can drop back 40 yards and still chuck a seventy-yarder with a man all over him takes away from the realism. With Madden you have to step up in the pocket, set your feet, and then decide whether to lob the ball or unleash a rocket. You can run the ball but always be prepared to bounce to where the hole opens up and to hop over outstretched limbs and body parts. Defensively, 2K1 plays better pass defense with the buttons, but the better defensive linemen eat up QBs at a ridiculous rate. Madden's sack totals are more realistic and pressure on the QB can cause strange and realistic things to happen. Your best bet is to let the computer help your DBs and scheme to shut down the passing game. Edge: Madden (the more you play, the more you figure out).Extras: Here is where Madden blows away 2K1. Sega has the early lead in online play, but you know it will be here soon for PS2. Other than that and an edge in the quality of the commentary (Madden & Summerall are disappointing, Visser is terrible!), it is all Madden. Interactive sidelines, receivers trying stay inbounds, off-balance throws and spin moves, coaches challenges, haggling with agents during franchise play, the correct dynamics of physics and much more blow away all the competition. Huge edge here for Madden.Overall: Like any new system rushed to beat a timeline, Madden 2001 has its flaws, but you have to believe it will only get better. Even with the glitches it is an awesome debut for a great title. You won't regret the buy. Sorry this was so long but I hope it helps. Review by Chyll57 for Madden NFL 2001
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After reading every review posted in the hopes of getting as much information as possible (not to mention trying to get some tips), I think I am ready to weigh in on the great Madden 2001 vs. NFL2K1 debate. First of all, as an owner of both games, systems and having played football myself, I am constantly struggling to strike the balance between superior graphices and realistic gameplay. Both of these titles have some of the critical elements and yet both are flawed as well. Let’s go to the head-to-head matchups.Graphics: Both titles offer some of the best in the genre, but I have some problems with Madden. The replay graphics are marvelous, but the actual graphics during gameplay are not superior to 2K1. 2K1′s figures are larger and well defined, and Madden’s figures from a distance look too short and stubby for certain positions (i.e. defensive back). Edge: even (Madden’s up close shots make up for any other flaws).Gameplay: 2K1 did well to improve on the ability to run the ball and jumpstart offensive play, but the fact that a scrambling QB can drop back 40 yards and still chuck a seventy-yarder with a man all over him takes away from the realism. With Madden you have to step up in the pocket, set your feet, and then decide whether to lob the ball or unleash a rocket. You can run the ball but always be prepared to bounce to where the hole opens up and to hop over outstretched limbs and body parts. Defensively, 2K1 plays better pass defense with the buttons, but the better defensive linemen eat up QBs at a ridiculous rate. Madden’s sack totals are more realistic and pressure on the QB can cause strange and realistic things to happen. Your best bet is to let the computer help your DBs and scheme to shut down the passing game. Edge: Madden (the more you play, the more you figure out).Extras: Here is where Madden blows away 2K1. Sega has the early lead in online play, but you know it will be here soon for PS2. Other than that and an edge in the quality of the commentary (Madden & Summerall are disappointing, Visser is terrible!), it is all Madden. Interactive sidelines, receivers trying stay inbounds, off-balance throws and spin moves, coaches challenges, haggling with agents during franchise play, the correct dynamics of physics and much more blow away all the competition. Huge edge here for Madden.Overall: Like any new system rushed to beat a timeline, Madden 2001 has its flaws, but you have to believe it will only get better. Even with the glitches it is an awesome debut for a great title. You won’t regret the buy. Sorry this was so long but I hope it helps.

]]> Comment on Madden NFL 2001 by punkviper http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-332 punkviper Fri, 05 Nov 2010 19:45:12 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/madden-nfl-2001/#comment-332 <i>Review by punkviper for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Madden-NFL-2001-Playstation-2/dp/B00004U5VN%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB00004U5VN" rel="nofollow">Madden NFL 2001</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/5.png" ></b> At first I wasn't going to bother reviewing Madden2K1 for PS2 since everyone else has basically voiced the typical opinions. But, as someone who remembers as far back as Madden '92, I figured I would add some insight in terms of helpful hints on gameplay.RUNNING: So unbelievably diverse. You have to know WHEN to run, and when NOT to run. You can't always do some cheap HB pitch to the outside, then outrun a host of chubby linebackers for a 20 yard gain. You have to keep the defense on their toes with a good mix of running and passing plays. Don't be afraid to run up the middle. It works just as well as an outside run, and often better. If you have a good fullback, don't be afraid to use him. Deflecting tackles is just as good as outrunning a defender to get yardage. Use the various peripheral moves like the stiff-arm and the hurdle to foil potential tacklers, because they do work. And keep in mind that a running back that bolts into the secondary often does so uncovered, so when 3 DBs are crowding Keyshawn, don't be surprised if Warrick Dunn is left alone for some easy yards. Use motion! If you are running outside, don't hesitate to put the fullback in motion to that side to obtain an early block, and feel free to do the same with receivers.PASSING: Remember the success of a good short-passing game. Not every ball has to be a 30+ yard fly route. Especially if your QB isn't Joe Namath, you might have greater success picking apart a defense with comeback routes and sideline passes. The opposing pass defense is NOT infallible. Watch their eyes light up in horror as on 3rd and 1 you audible into a shotgun streak play and your 4 fastest receivers go sprinting into a depleted secondary. Remember the velocity of the pass. There is a time to lob and there is a time to bullet. If you see coverage on a short pass, don't be afraid to put some oomph on the pass to fit it in there. If you are facing some rather large defensive linemen bearing down on your QB, but your receiver hasn't "gotten there" yet, you will need to lob. Don't be afraid to go deep with a good receiver. It might not always work, but be sure to pick the best receiver available when you do. The ability to cancel a pass whilst scrambling is very useful. If you drop back to pass and get forced out of the pocket, hit the triangle button to stowe the passing icons and hustle it upfield. You can always toggle them back on if you find a receiver before you cross the line of scrimmage.DEFENSE: When in the secondary, be extra careful if you are taking control of a defensive back. It is one of the easiest ways to kill yourself on defense if you quickly switch control to the covering defender, only to screw up and have the receiver outsprint you for a huge gain. I have given up many a long pass due to incompetance that could have been prevented if I had just let the computer handle the coverage for me. Don't be a hero! When on the defensive line, don't forget to utilize the shoulder buttons to get past the opposing line. It's more effective than just pushing down and hoping the other guy commits an error. Linebacker is a fun choice to control on defense, but just be wary of that player's coverage responsibilities. You might find rushing the QB to be a good way to hurry the pass, but when the QB finds an open receiver courtesy of the coverage you failed to put on him, it burns. As in most football games, concentrate on stopping the pass, because stuffing the run is not that difficult, even in pass coverage formations.KICKING: Don't take field goals for granted! The field goal kicking in this game can be merciless. If it's over 40 yards, you really need to make sure you can control your kicker's momentum gauge, or else you will be looking mighty pathetic. Point-afters are practically automatic, as they should be, and punting is generally not as nerve-wracking as field goal kicking. Remember to use the field when punting, don't hesitate to aim for the sides of the field.I owned NFL2K1 for DC, and I own Madden2K1 on PS2. Both are quality games, and you really can't go wrong with either, but I find Madden to be more fulfilling. The atmosphere is nicer, the rolling stats of the play-calling page along with the post-play TV style presentation are great ways to add to the substance of the game. The players models look more correct, and less like giant zombies, though faces occasionally look like circus kewpie dolls. Madden comes off as a deeper game with more substance (let's not forget the Madden Cards.) Review by punkviper for Madden NFL 2001
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At first I wasn’t going to bother reviewing Madden2K1 for PS2 since everyone else has basically voiced the typical opinions. But, as someone who remembers as far back as Madden ’92, I figured I would add some insight in terms of helpful hints on gameplay.RUNNING: So unbelievably diverse. You have to know WHEN to run, and when NOT to run. You can’t always do some cheap HB pitch to the outside, then outrun a host of chubby linebackers for a 20 yard gain. You have to keep the defense on their toes with a good mix of running and passing plays. Don’t be afraid to run up the middle. It works just as well as an outside run, and often better. If you have a good fullback, don’t be afraid to use him. Deflecting tackles is just as good as outrunning a defender to get yardage. Use the various peripheral moves like the stiff-arm and the hurdle to foil potential tacklers, because they do work. And keep in mind that a running back that bolts into the secondary often does so uncovered, so when 3 DBs are crowding Keyshawn, don’t be surprised if Warrick Dunn is left alone for some easy yards. Use motion! If you are running outside, don’t hesitate to put the fullback in motion to that side to obtain an early block, and feel free to do the same with receivers.PASSING: Remember the success of a good short-passing game. Not every ball has to be a 30+ yard fly route. Especially if your QB isn’t Joe Namath, you might have greater success picking apart a defense with comeback routes and sideline passes. The opposing pass defense is NOT infallible. Watch their eyes light up in horror as on 3rd and 1 you audible into a shotgun streak play and your 4 fastest receivers go sprinting into a depleted secondary. Remember the velocity of the pass. There is a time to lob and there is a time to bullet. If you see coverage on a short pass, don’t be afraid to put some oomph on the pass to fit it in there. If you are facing some rather large defensive linemen bearing down on your QB, but your receiver hasn’t “gotten there” yet, you will need to lob. Don’t be afraid to go deep with a good receiver. It might not always work, but be sure to pick the best receiver available when you do. The ability to cancel a pass whilst scrambling is very useful. If you drop back to pass and get forced out of the pocket, hit the triangle button to stowe the passing icons and hustle it upfield. You can always toggle them back on if you find a receiver before you cross the line of scrimmage.DEFENSE: When in the secondary, be extra careful if you are taking control of a defensive back. It is one of the easiest ways to kill yourself on defense if you quickly switch control to the covering defender, only to screw up and have the receiver outsprint you for a huge gain. I have given up many a long pass due to incompetance that could have been prevented if I had just let the computer handle the coverage for me. Don’t be a hero! When on the defensive line, don’t forget to utilize the shoulder buttons to get past the opposing line. It’s more effective than just pushing down and hoping the other guy commits an error. Linebacker is a fun choice to control on defense, but just be wary of that player’s coverage responsibilities. You might find rushing the QB to be a good way to hurry the pass, but when the QB finds an open receiver courtesy of the coverage you failed to put on him, it burns. As in most football games, concentrate on stopping the pass, because stuffing the run is not that difficult, even in pass coverage formations.KICKING: Don’t take field goals for granted! The field goal kicking in this game can be merciless. If it’s over 40 yards, you really need to make sure you can control your kicker’s momentum gauge, or else you will be looking mighty pathetic. Point-afters are practically automatic, as they should be, and punting is generally not as nerve-wracking as field goal kicking. Remember to use the field when punting, don’t hesitate to aim for the sides of the field.I owned NFL2K1 for DC, and I own Madden2K1 on PS2. Both are quality games, and you really can’t go wrong with either, but I find Madden to be more fulfilling. The atmosphere is nicer, the rolling stats of the play-calling page along with the post-play TV style presentation are great ways to add to the substance of the game. The players models look more correct, and less like giant zombies, though faces occasionally look like circus kewpie dolls. Madden comes off as a deeper game with more substance (let’s not forget the Madden Cards.)

]]> Comment on Gyroxus GSR-71c Full-Motion Video Game Controller for Playstation 3 by i_eat_food http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/gyroxus-gsr-71c-full-motion-video-game-controller-for-playstation-3/#comment-329 i_eat_food Tue, 02 Nov 2010 09:25:46 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/gyroxus-gsr-71c-full-motion-video-game-controller-for-playstation-3/#comment-329 <i>Review by i_eat_food for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Gyroxus-GSR-71c-Full-Motion-Controller-Playstation/dp/B001BKKXLE%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB001BKKXLE" rel="nofollow">Gyroxus GSR-71c Full-Motion Video Game Controller for Playstation 3</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/1.png" ></b> Really, can I spend my money on this please? This looks like the kind of hokey thing that didn't sell back in the late 80's, oh yeah, it is. Review by i_eat_food for Gyroxus GSR-71c Full-Motion Video Game Controller for Playstation 3
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Really, can I spend my money on this please? This looks like the kind of hokey thing that didn’t sell back in the late 80′s, oh yeah, it is.

]]> Comment on Gyroxus GSR-71c Full-Motion Video Game Controller for Playstation 3 by Michael Fetyko http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/gyroxus-gsr-71c-full-motion-video-game-controller-for-playstation-3/#comment-328 Michael Fetyko Tue, 02 Nov 2010 09:16:39 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/gyroxus-gsr-71c-full-motion-video-game-controller-for-playstation-3/#comment-328 <i>Review by Michael Fetyko for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Gyroxus-GSR-71c-Full-Motion-Controller-Playstation/dp/B001BKKXLE%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB001BKKXLE" rel="nofollow">Gyroxus GSR-71c Full-Motion Video Game Controller for Playstation 3</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/5.png" ></b> Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1KBOG062IG40C [...] <br /> <br />This is the most incredible gaming tool I have ever seen. The smooth movement feels great and the motion sensation really enhances the gaming experience. I love it! <br /> <br />My Gyroxus was easy to assemble. It only took a minute to put the parts together and I did not need any tools which was great. It's also easy to store it in the closet in a 2X2 area. My wife likes that part. <br /> <br />Playing in the chair adds a whole new level of experience for me. It is also a bit of a workout. Gyroxus Full-Motion Game Chair Review by Michael Fetyko for Gyroxus GSR-71c Full-Motion Video Game Controller for Playstation 3
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Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1KBOG062IG40C [...]

This is the most incredible gaming tool I have ever seen. The smooth movement feels great and the motion sensation really enhances the gaming experience. I love it!

My Gyroxus was easy to assemble. It only took a minute to put the parts together and I did not need any tools which was great. It’s also easy to store it in the closet in a 2X2 area. My wife likes that part.

Playing in the chair adds a whole new level of experience for me. It is also a bit of a workout. Gyroxus Full-Motion Game Chair

]]> Comment on Playstation 3 Atlanta Falcons Wireless Game Pad by Tiger469 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/playstation-3-atlanta-falcons-wireless-game-pad/#comment-318 Tiger469 Tue, 19 Oct 2010 17:16:19 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/playstation-3-atlanta-falcons-wireless-game-pad/#comment-318 <i>Review by Tiger469 for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Playstation-Atlanta-Falcons-Wireless-Game-3/dp/B000TVHOZ4%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB000TVHOZ4" rel="nofollow">Playstation 3 Atlanta Falcons Wireless Game Pad</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/1.png" ></b> The controller looks great just as shown,but alittle bulcy in the hands compared to the original PS3 controllers. Functioning is another subject altogether. Just as long as you and only one controller(FalconsMadcat) It works perfectly. But the moment another controller is brought into play it looses it signal, it finds it and looses it again continuously until it is the only controller in use. Even if it is in the off position, you must remove the wireless usb or your other controllers won't work. My advise is if you only want to look at then buy it, unfortunately I found out the hard way that you should always stick with Sony Controllers. Review by Tiger469 for Playstation 3 Atlanta Falcons Wireless Game Pad
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The controller looks great just as shown,but alittle bulcy in the hands compared to the original PS3 controllers. Functioning is another subject altogether. Just as long as you and only one controller(FalconsMadcat) It works perfectly. But the moment another controller is brought into play it looses it signal, it finds it and looses it again continuously until it is the only controller in use. Even if it is in the off position, you must remove the wireless usb or your other controllers won’t work. My advise is if you only want to look at then buy it, unfortunately I found out the hard way that you should always stick with Sony Controllers.

]]> Comment on Namco Museum 50th Anniversary by D. J. MacLeod http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/namco-museum-50th-anniversary/#comment-314 D. J. MacLeod Sat, 16 Oct 2010 10:04:46 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/namco-museum-50th-anniversary/#comment-314 <i>Review by D. J. MacLeod for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Namco-Museum-50th-Anniversary-Playstation-2/dp/B000A32O4W%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB000A32O4W" rel="nofollow">Namco Museum 50th Anniversary</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/5.png" ></b> If your a 35 ++ it will bring back some good memories, but also remind you that your game playing skills haven't improved with age! Buy it, it's fun..! Review by D. J. MacLeod for Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
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If your a 35 ++ it will bring back some good memories, but also remind you that your game playing skills haven’t improved with age! Buy it, it’s fun..!

]]> Comment on Namco Museum 50th Anniversary by J. Smuland http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/namco-museum-50th-anniversary/#comment-313 J. Smuland Sat, 16 Oct 2010 09:17:43 +0000 http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/namco-museum-50th-anniversary/#comment-313 <i>Review by J. Smuland for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Namco-Museum-50th-Anniversary-Playstation-2/dp/B000A32O4W%3FSubscriptionId%3D116W6JVDTM97Q7C12FG2%26tag%3Dws%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB000A32O4W" rel="nofollow">Namco Museum 50th Anniversary</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://sonyplaystationconsole.com/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/4.png" ></b> Yes, this is yet another re-packaging with slow menus and a lack of new features. All of that is moot, however, as it includes Galaga '88. I still count Galaga as one of my favorite video games of all time. Preferably this collection would jettison some of the garbage games and add other Galaga-based classics like Gaplus. <br /> <br />Considering that the only other way I know of to play Galaga '88 is on Turbografx-16, the $20 for this collection is worthwhile. Review by J. Smuland for Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
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Yes, this is yet another re-packaging with slow menus and a lack of new features. All of that is moot, however, as it includes Galaga ’88. I still count Galaga as one of my favorite video games of all time. Preferably this collection would jettison some of the garbage games and add other Galaga-based classics like Gaplus.

Considering that the only other way I know of to play Galaga ’88 is on Turbografx-16, the $20 for this collection is worthwhile.

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