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At a glance
- Condition
- Used - Good
- Dimensions
- 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6 in
- Weight
- 5.28 oz
- Color
- black
- Controller Type
- Motion controller
- Additional Features
- Wireless
- Hardware Platform
- Playstation 3
- Works with
- Playstation 3
Features 5
- Accurately tracks your every movement. Precisely tracks both fast and subtle movements
- Sphere's light provides visual feedback during gameplay
- Vibration feedback is felt during specific actions
- Pair with navigation controller (sold separately) in compatible games
- Charge the controller and automatically pair with the PS3 system via a USB cable
Description
PlayStation Move redefines motion gaming with the most immersive and realistic gaming experience only possible on the PlayStation3 system. The simple, easy- to-use controller captures a full range of motion giving you ultimate control over how you play the game. With a diverse selection of games and new ones launching all the time, you can enjoy hours of fun with friends and family.
Specs 18
| Controller Type | Motion controller |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Additional Features | Wireless |
| Button Quantity | 6 |
| Hardware Platform | Playstation 3 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 4 |
| Item Weight | 5.28 ounces |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches |
| Brand Name | PlayStation |
| Model Name | RM |
| Manufacturer | Sony Computer Entertainment |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 08, 26 |
| UPC | 711719990222 711719805809 711719947608 |
| Model Number | 98058 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 9185574 |
| Color | black |
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Top Amazon Reviews
On the Move
The Motion Controller and the PS Eye are the minimum needed to bring 'Move' to a any PS3 console. No exceptions. If you already have a PS Eye then the controller alone is the only purchase necessary. On the other hand, to fully enjoy certain games, you may want TWO Move Controllers. It's hard not to be impressed by the Move. While I can't see how the Move's Motion Controller can become PS3's 'main' controller, I believe that it's going to find lots of good uses and hopefully in hard-core games and in the RPG games that I'm usually playing. SETUP Press the PS button. If the controller is charged... you're done. Of course, to do anything useful, you WILL need a PS Eye camera and maybe a game :). You CAN use the controller to navigate the PS3 XMB menus but it may take some getting used to - I am still reaching for the DualShock. MOVE'S MOTION CONTROLLER The Wikipedia has a very thorough review of the technology inside the controller - impressive. It's probably worth going there to get an idea of what's under the hood. From a user's point of view, the Move could be viewed as approximately the right side of the DualShock 3 where the motion tracking function is the R3 analog stick, R1 is the MOVE button and the R2 becomes the Move's T(rigger). You also get the 4 Square/Circle/X/Triangle, in a square (not 'diamond') formation, the PS button as well as the START and SELECT. So far, the most used buttons during gameplay were the MOVE and the T(rigger). In addition, you get a wrist strap. At the opposite end of the microphone or thick wand-shaped Move there's a USB Mini-B port for charging and another port that seems to be proprietary - must investigate. The controller is quite substantial as far as both size and weight - I like that and liked its being shaped in a way that makes it easy to grab and hold. Very much like a microphone or a very thick magic wand; NOT a remote control. Based on my experience so far, Move's ability to track your motions far surpasses anything that I'm aware of in the gaming universe. Every single movement, up/down, left/right, toward/away and wrist rotation are accurately captured and almost instantly reflected on the screen and so is acceleration that would usually translates as 'force' in games such as sword fights or ping pong. In addition, there is haptic (tactile/rumble) feedback, a little too weak in the games I played so far, making the gaming experience that much more realistic. I am not writing a lot about the Eye camera because... it's just there and it's not the subject of this review. For as long as it can see you, it simply does its part so that you may enjoy your game. PLAYING I've tried so far everything in the Champions game and one puzzle game demo downloaded from the PSN. Our little girl is playing the Eye Pet demo and my boys are playing mostly the sword fight and the archery games in Sports Champions. Considering that Sports Champions is an early game, my expectations were not that high but, surprisingly, Ping Pong did meet my expectations. I've been playing real Ping Pong ever since I was 11 or 12 so I probably know what I'm talking about and the Move version of Ping Pong is GOOD. As for the others... sword fight, kids like it. Archery was okay, Bocce was so-so, Frisbee Golf not too bad. Three of the six Champions events benefit significantly from using TWO Motion controllers. For the games I've played so far, this is NOT a couch experience. On the Sports events I was sweating after a few minutes and I had to get off the couch and stand up even when playing the puzzle because of its depth element. This is probably a good thing. I am sorry for having to do this but, absent 'hard core' games, the only comparison I can make is between Move and Wii and... to put it VERY mildly, the Wii shows its age when placed next to the Move. Except for it lacking a built-in speaker, the Move controller is ahead of Wii in every single respect: precision, responsiveness, ergonomics. The fact that the Eye camera can and in certain games DOES track your body not just the controller helps too. Of course, the Wii has the games but the Move games should be coming fast so I'm not worried. MY RATING It's 5 stars for the technical merit, ease of setup and for the overall experience. Hopefully, the games will be coming quickly and in good quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2010 by Cthulhu
Best motion controller on the market.
Ok. I already have a PlayStation Eye, so I only bought Move and pretended to play it with Heavy Rain (when the path releases), Flower, Pain and Hight Velocity Bowling. The only game currently of that list that I tried is HV Bowling and some demos, which are Spots Champions, EyePet and Tumble (which I ended up buying). This were my experiences: XMB: First of all, you can navigate through the XMB with Move, just hold the trigger(T) button and move the controller UP, DOWN and SIDEWAYS. I found the navigation to be much faster than the DualShock in every aspect, even when navigating in the PS Store. HV Bowling: Is much intuitive, comfortable and newbie friendly than with the DualShock's SixAxis Montion System, but its has its cons, (1) is much difficult to make curve balls and (2) move controller doesn't shine in this game, remember this is almost a launch title, so don't expect too much. PROS ---- + The sphere turns multiple into colors when you do a strike, this give a sense of achievement that the SixAxis didn't have. + Much more intuitive. + Much more comfortable. + Much more user friendly for new comers. CONS ---- - Much more difficult to do curve shots. - Motion technology doesn't shine with this game. - Aiming system is harder than with the dualshock Overall: 7/10 EyePet's Demo: You are only able to test the move when you shower your pet and when you draw an airplane. This game is a move required one, but it seems it only uses Move's technology like 50% of the gameplay's time. The only part were the controller shines is when showering the pet, the tracking is 1:1, you can twist the controller in every direction and the game will recognized the movements and show it to you in real time. The drawing was slow paced and the crayons were to big to draw a detail airplane (I guess this is because its focused for a younger audience). PROS ---- + Some of the move's options are cool. CONS ---- - Some of the move's options are slowpaced (like for kids) Overall: 6/10 Tumble full game: The experience is great, can't imagine in 3D (pure awesomeness), this game is designed for the move controller, although the speed in the menus is slow and it doesn't work as a true pointer, the experience in game is great. PROS ---- + Ingame motion true 1:1 + Great user of move's technology CONS ---- - Speed in menus is slow for non reason - Menus pointer is not intuitive (I guess it kinda works like the gameplay pointer which doesn't makes sense since you can't see a controller in the menus) Overall:8.5/10 Sport Champions: WOW.... AMAZED. This is were the move's technology really shines, great move lunch title, true 1:1 tracking with the a real speed feedback and pointer. Its simple, both minigames on the demo (table tennis and golf disc) were 100% accurate to the movements I made with the controller. (OffTopic, I found Disc Golf entertaining, unexpected, I have been re thinking on getting this games thanks to the demo, wow, I didn't had a good experience with Wii Sports (which aren't accurate, just fun and balanced, but not accurate), because of Wii Sports I initially didn't have plans on getting this game, but this is NOT WII SPORTS, this is PS3 SPORTS (much more hardcore, unbalanced between casual and hardcore gamers, and off course, much more precise)). PROS ---- + 1:1 True motion tracking + Best experience with move yet on the market + Move shines with this game + True pointer tracking, NO DELAY + Overall NO DELAY. CONS ---- None Overall:10/10 +++++++++++++++++++++++++ CONCLUSION What a piece of hardware, we ps3 owners, are lucky to own, is really surprising the precision move's technology has; it's clear that the response time will depend on the software, Move's is capable of 1:1 motion tracking, the speed and delay will depend on how developers program their games, this is very clear. PROS ---- + Comfortable controller (not as the wiimote, which with the condom is much more comforter) + Coloring Sphere feedback + MOTION TECHNOLOGY CONS ---- None - Sony for not packaging a bundle of a Move's controller with sports champions (Got dam... they didn't thought in the current clients that already own a PS Eye). OVERALL 10/10 OVERALL
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2010 by C. Mostajo
the ps move
there was a fuzz about motion gaming on the WII, the 360 and the PS. Well, since PS2, we had motion gaming, remember? The Eye Toy? Well, I wouldn't have buy a Playstation Eye if I wasn't courios about motion gaming. Well, certainly Move Controller does the next step on motion gaming. It's not about comparing it to the WII, because it's intended for less picky crowds (don't take it personal, I'm just talking about the technology involved and the "horse power" of both consoles). Anyway, it's no secret the WII came out with an outstanding tech for fun games. But it's not as advanced as the Eye Toy was, and is less advanced than de PS Eye and the Move Controller together, not to mention the HD factor. So, let's not compare and think about them as different experiences of motion gaming. Now. What I'm pissed about is that Microsoft did it again. Take something already existing, took a long time to develop it and then announced as if it was the breakthrough of the century. I'm sorry, but "to be the controller" of the game has proven to be fun for simple "party games". Kinnect should've came out with a controller, for tracking and controlling certain things. This way it's just marketing and MS fanboys making more noise than is required. Back to the Move Controller. WOW! It's MUCH better than I expected. I think it's the logical step to what the PS Eye was already doing. And quite a good, firm and ADVANCED step it is. It's not about lag times. I mean, it barely has an imperceptible lag. But the direction of the hand, the angles, every bit of movement your hand does. IT'S AMAZING! I've played the Sports Champions, and have no complaint. I've played the demos on PSN for The Shoot, Tumble, EyePet and others. I wanna say that it's SO fun to play like this. I've played the PS Eye only games and they're fun, but not so accurate. This is astoundingly accurate. I don't care which accesory sales more or who is the "winner". I believe Sony's Playstation wing is always one step ahead. For a quick prove, how many XBOX 360s have you had since it's out? In that time, while you had 2 or 3 360s I've only have had 1 PS3. And it's ready for 3D gaming and works ALSO with the Move. I can barely imagine how cool that's gonna be! A 3D game in which I can get the depth of the world (of the game) and at the same time move my hand, point and shoot and move through it as if I were inside!! AWSOME. 5 stars! No doubt.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2010 by Silverio Ortega Reyes
Be Prepared to Buy Several!
You'll absolutely want at least two PlayStation Move Controllers to use with your PS3 Move system. The starter bundle comes with one, but be prepared to keep buying more. You *must* have a PS3 Move camera in order to use this wand. So make sure you get that camera first, either alone or with the starter bundle. Once you get that camera, though, you'll want to stock up on your controllers. If you have a two person sword fight, each person needs a sword! Many games want you to have TWO controllers for a single person, one for each hand. So for a two person battle that would be four separate controllers, two for each person. The controller fits nicely in your hand and the globe on top lights up with different colors, which is a neat touch. The buttons on the wand are easy to get to and help you activate different functions in your game. There's a wrist strap to keep the controller from flying of your hand and smashing into important things like your TV set. I am thrilled that the controllers recharge. Just plug them into your PS3's USB port via the normal cable you use to recharge your other controllers. I'd highly recommend getting a recharging station, though, so you can recharge multiple of them at once easily. When you recharge the unit a red light blinks so that you know it's doing something. As you might imagine, you need to get games that are designed for the Move system in order to use the Move controllers. You can't just pop in a game from 2008 that involves swords and expect the game to understand your Move controller's swinging around. Make sure the game you are interested in says on it that it is built to handle input from the Move controller system. Well recommended! It's great fun to get into a sword fight where you actively swing your arm around to do your hits, striking high, swinging low, and watching your on screen character mimic your moves. It gets you active! We purchased our PlayStation Move Controller with our own funds.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2010 by Lisa Shea
MOVE controllers work surprisingly well
My thoughts in short: The MOVE is like the WII but better in every way, technically speaking. It's more acurate, more precise, better graphics. The Wii still has a better catalog of games obviously. The controller is awesome. It fits well in the hand. What stinks is you can't navigate your PS3 with a MOVE controller alone. You either need a regular PS3 controller or a navigation controller to select things and move about your XMB. The nice thing about the navigation controller (which is a different controller all together and is not included with the move bundle unfortunately) is that it doesn't attach to the Move controller via wires or anything. You simply plug it in and pair it with your PS3 like you would any controller, charge it up, and both controllers work wirelessly together. The controls for Sports Champions are very fun and work exactly how you think it would. It's not like the Wii where you make basic cutting, whacking, and slashing movements. The MOVE controllers are viewed in 3D and when you move your controller around, the EyeToy camera picks this up. It's hard to put into ords, but if you try it you'll see what I mean. There's just more room for movement and creativity with the Move controller. I've played some MAG, which is a first person shooter, and after taking some getting used to, the MOVE controls are actually pretty fun and very quick. Also, shooting games like The Shoot! and Time Crisis: Razing Storm are very fun for the Move controllers, especially if you get some kind of gun attachment for the Move Controller. Youc an play Sports Champions right out of the box with one controller, and there's demos downloadable from PSN that you can play with one controller. I would strongly reccomend buying a second MOVE controller if you only have one or you just ordered a MOVE bundle, because games like Sports Champions are way more fun with a second controller and The Fight: Lights Out basically requires it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2011 by Big T
Move's potentiall overall? 5 plus, the controller itself 4, the PS3 eye a 2
First off I want to say that I am very appreciative after buying 2 controllers and sports champions for where Sony is heading. I think the potential for Move is almost unlimited and that there is a tremendous amount of tech contained in these magic wands. In fact I would not at all be surprised if Sony wasn't selling them basically at cost or for very little mark-up. I wrote a lenghty review of sports champions and will not repeat that here. I will concentrate on my impressions of the Move controller and by extention the PS3 eye. The controller itself is very ergonomic. While playing has tired me out, my hands have never felt fatiqued or tired. My wife with a much smaller hand also feels they are comfortable. You can also strap them on very tight if need be. Also it seems to capture movement fantastically with perhaps only the smallest fraction of delay. But here are some things Sony could have done better. The start and select buttons are really small as are the X O, triangle, and square buttons. There also could have been more navigation controls added. I have a PS3 blu ray controller and that works well whenever needed but they could have added more PS3 control funtionality to the Move controller. Finally the PS3 eye is just an embrassment in terms of video quality. Frankly shockingly bad. Great as a mic, horrible, awful video quality. So in many ways this ranks a 3 overall. However its main function is to translate your movement into games. And it clearly is the best consumer technology available and from all reports will continue to be so even after microsoft introduces kinect. So as that is the most important aspect of the controller and that is a strong 5, 4 overall. BTW some of the sport champion games are better with 2 contollers and you will also want multiple ones for multiplayer at home. I am glad I decided to buy 2 right off the bat, because I would have wanted another one right away after having one. If you are reading this and have just added the move starter bundle to your cart, add at least another move controller, would be my recommendation. You can hold off on the navigator one for now, no problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2010 by austin_Larry
A Wii bit better than Nintendo
The Playstation Move was a product that I was excited about as soon as I heard it was coming out. I know some people might think that this is just a rip-off of a Nintendo Wii controller, but that would really be selling this controller short. It has the added feature of being tracked by the Playstation Eye camera in addition to having built in accelerometers. This means that when you tilt your hand or orient the controller in a certain way, that it will be mirrored on the screen and in turn affect your gameplay. The controller feels very solid, and it is powered by a rechargable battery just like the standard PS3 controllers. I plug mine into the PS3 when I'm not using them so when the PS3 is on, they charge in 3-5 hours and are back to full. I would probably recommend getting a standalone Move controller dock that will plug into the wall and keep the controllers charged at all times if you don't use them frequently. The setup is very easy, just a few clicks of the PS Move button near your shoulder and torso is about all it takes to sync. It is also kind of cool how the orb on the top of the controller changes depending on the game and the player (when playing multiplayer). The only thing I did find a bit annoying is that sometimes it is difficult to use this controller to navigate the PS3 main menu and then some of the game menus outside of basic PS Move play. Other than that, this product is very good, and really does work as well as advertised.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2015 by Scott Meyers
surprisingly good
This is the second one im buying (bought my 1st one locally) I must say that i cant believe that this thing actually works!!! I dont understand how people go crazy for the wii one. I played with the wii and it was above average and it put me off these kinds of controllers. However they were selling a promo pack with the sharp shooter and KZ3 so i thought id buy it. I'm finicky with my controllers so it took me about 5 mins to connect the camera and set up and reassign them. At first i found it to sensitive but after about 5 mins i absolutely loved it :). And this was even before i put in a game. I was just messing with the xmb menu. If youre complete centre, with a 180 degree motion left or right you can go right accross the xmb menu. Its really like Harry potters wand lol. This thing is really good and it also feels very expensive. Im glad for Sony. I hope they can actually penetrate the market with this. Playing KZ3 with this took some getting used to , but it was simply amazing. You engage your whole body with this thing so i have to recommend that you stand while using it. My hands got tired after 12 minutes or so of kz3 but i suppose thats how i would feel in real life. Its really good. Like a 99% accuracy wrt tracking. Im still awaiting the sports game but i played the tennis game by my friends and i must say it felt absolutely like the real thing. I was actually shocked. It also got me out of breath within a minute. I highly recommend this. Its very much better than the wii. Its completely different to how it feels.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2012 by Guyi9000