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I really liked last year’s DBZ game, Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit 2. It felt like the franchise had finally achieved some serious attention with a game that was both deep and fun.
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SixAxis Freakin Out!

Submitted by on November 28, 2006 – 12:47 pm29 Comments

PS3_controller.jpgWhen Sony announced that they would be using Bluetooth for their wireless controllers most people said

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  • sleater says:

    This is a major problem for anybody who lives in an apartment building. Fair warning.

  • Twingo says:

    The ps3 is a stunning piece of hardware, and there will be stunning software for it one day. With how long it takes to design and manufacture things, it is pretty hard to say if the Sixaxis is a rip off of the Wiimote. I’ve played a little of each, and it just doesn’t seem core to the ps3 experience, it is a frill, like rumble when used on the ps3. With the Wii, the motion sensing is as key as the analog stick was for the n64.

  • brett says:

    Very unhappy. Love ps3, had it since christmas. Damn controller froze up on me and now I have to buy a 50 dollar new one. Forget about it sony, glad I have 2 controllers. Now my friends will just have to play the wii instead. Oh well, not my fault sony screwed up again.

  • Gary says:

    I had lot of problem with PS3, but a friend of mine referred me to a great tech support website where using their free live support I found a simple solution of how to do it.

    Here is the page for the PS3 Support

    I am sure it will help you guys also,

    Gary

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