Just because you were unable to utilize the eyetoy's features, I will not believe that it is buggy... I still need proof, not some randon rant of a girl.
Sixaxis is not used in any game? Okay, now I am 100% sure that you know nothing of the gaming world. That controller was used in every game, since it was the ONLY controller with the PS3. They have just launched rumble controller, so now the buyers have choice. And btw, how did you come to the conclusion that they put this feature into their controller about they learnt of motion sensing? Got any proof?

Zelda is pssibilly the only franchise, along with Metriod Prime that have been popular over the ages....

What the? They haven't what?!!!! These games are out and are not even new any more, as Gears 2 is already on its way!!! O-O;

Sorry my mistake, I was talking about the Ps3 one's from this post:
There again sorry.
There are prototypes of such helmets, I believe, and funny thing they're making a gaming vest where you fill the bullets or whatever when your in-game character is hit. As for the next gen I would like to see other companies steeping forward whit good ideas, like Heinz Ketchup...XD.

It wasn't a random rant it was an observation I got from playing the game. It wasn't as accurate as it could have been, probably due to the quality of the camera. Yes it was the ONLY controller, but did that controller utilise all of it's abilities? Nope I don't believe it did. You can stick anything to a controller you want, you don't always have to use it. If you look at the date the Nintendo released the motion sensor information, and the dates that Sony released there Sixaxis, it was a long time after Nintendo Wii, therefore that's how I came to that conclusion. You don't have to believe that, but I do. It seemed to me like a rush job and in comparison to the Nintendo Wiis motion sensor it is crap.

Oh and also, quote from Wikipedia.

'A major feature of the controller is the ability to sense both rotational orientation and translational acceleration along all three dimensional axes, providing six degrees of freedom.[7] This became a matter of controversy, as the circumstances of the announcement, made less than eight months after Nintendo revealed motion-sensing capabilities in its new game console controller (see Wii Remote), led to speculation that the addition of motion-sensing was a late-stage decision by Sony to follow Nintendo's move.'

Sony doesn't even have a franchise I can think of. Nintendo's is Mario, Sega's is Sonic, Microsofts' is Halo and Sony's is...? And by the way, you didn't even mention Mario which seriously gives me doubts about your knowledge.

And finally, I don't give a damn what you think of my knowledge of the gaming world ^_^

Sony as the God Of War franchise on it's corner, although it wasn't on the Ps1.

Oh that's cool! There is so much cool stuff a games console could have in the future. Maybe giving games a sense of smell would be a cool thing? When your in a spring field you can smell grass or in a dungeon it would smell damp and cavey :p . Then it would cater to another sense.

Yeah but it's not like the mascot, it hasn't been there all the way and it isn't something you instantly think of when you think of the PS3 [well not in my opinion anyway.]

Ever heard of Lair? It wasn't a popular game (popularity doesn't make it a bad or good game, a lot of people just didn't like the controls) but it did make full use of the Sixaxis.

A lot of games have options controls of the sixaxis. Typically driving games.

Folklore also made good use of the Sixaxis. There were a variety of different combination you had to use in common gameplay.

The Eyetoy (Now called the PSEye) has gotten a lot better since the PS2 Days. There's no real games that use it other than eye of judgement (mainly because it's a $40 'controller' on it's own so making it a requirement wouldn't be wise unless included with the game). There's several PSN games that take advantage of it. One of my favorite is Trials of Tropoq.

The rumble controller has the sixaxis motion sensing in it as well. It's not really "choice" per say, but rather a perk.

@ MM. Have you been sleeping for the past whole year? The motion sensing is utilized in almost all the games... God, I cannot belive I am wasting my time with you, as you have no proof to back up your self-made claims.

I didn't tell her that on purpose...

No, I haven't heard of the game Lair. Though if I ever get the chance, I'll definatly check it out, I want to see what the Sixaxis can really do when used properly.

I must admit, I haven't played the Eye-Toy since the PS2 days, which I was certain had faults. It was in no way completely flawless and could dectect everything, and that wasn't my fault the way I was playing it. I was watching people playing it in the shopping center and it was the same for everyone. I personally wouldn't buy it unless it was bundled with something, like I probably wouldn't have bought the Wii Wheel but it came bundled with Mario Kart Wii.

The smell feature is being incorporated on Tv's, therefore it will be available in Consoles and others as soon as possible, but i'm not looking forward to it, I don't want to play games that involve sewage levels or worst.
As for the mascot, officially its Toro, but it used to be Crash.

I played Lair at a friends house and thought the Sixaxis need a little ticking and I used Sixaxis on RS: V and though to myself, no this was unnecessary because you only used the sixaxis with the Snake Camera and that was just it. The main problem with the Sixaxis is that it is mighty inaccurate.

Utilised doesn't simply mean it's 'used'. It means it has some actual decent value when playing the game, which in comparison to the Nintendo Wii's controller I highly doubt it does. And you haven't actually proved anything you've said either. At least I've pasted Wikipedia quotes and some stats.

And no I haven't been sleeping for the past year. I admit I'm not as much in tune in the gaming world as I was when I was 12. But you know, some of us have A Levels to think about, exams to revise for and I generally can't sit on my ass all day reading game magazines. If I want to get into the game design industry then I need these qualifications.