Playstation 3 Move Motion Controller

I was initially hesitant to purchase these for my PlayStation VR because I had heard some people (including Sony) say that the batteries from the PS3 models might not even work after years of sitting in their boxes unused, and that we should just buy new ones. But I'm here to tell you that they work. Now, I've only used them once, and I'm not sure how long the batteries will last, but I'm sure they're not as bad as Sony claims, and they're just trying to get you to pay twice as much for the "new" ones. Overall if you want to buy a PS VR and you are among the 85% of people who do not have a Move Controller, I would suggest that you just buy these. You can always request a refund if you receive a dead one in the mail. Keep in mind that these do not include a charging cable (only the remote and wrist strap), and that a PS4 controller cable will not fit; instead, a PS3 or any other type of Mini-Controller cable will work. Cable with USB connector. br>br>To connect your Move Controller to your PlayStation 4, follow these steps:
- Ensure that your PlayStation 4 is turned on (lol)br>- Connect a PS3 controller cable (or any other Mini-USB device) to the computer. Connect one end of the USB lead to the PS4's USB port, and the other end to the Move Controllerbr>- Wait for the ball to light up while holding down the PlayStaion button on the Move.
- It will then ask you to perform some onscreen exercises in order to pair the Move with the Camera.
- Enjoy, and if you have any questions, please contact me!.

London Winters

| Nov 11, 2021

These have performed admirably with my PlayStation 4. I know some reviewers had issues with these controllers' batteries, but they're so much less expensive than new ones that I figured it was worth a shot, and I was pleasantly surprised - they worked perfectly. The batteries are excellent and hold a charge for an extended period of time. These controllers make VR games feel a lot more immersive, and they let you play games like Job Simulator and Superhot, which are a lot of fun. The only complaints I have with them are related to VR technology and how tracking can be iffy, which isn't the controllers' fault.

Griffin Floyd

| Aug 21, 2021

This will necessitate the use of the PlayStation eye. We got a cool controller to go with the Harry Potter games, and it's pretty cool. My daughter enjoys pretending to be a wizard, and the controller is comfortable to hold and operate. It's well-made and connects quickly to the PlayStation. Depending on the game, the end will light up with different colors.

Rosa Shepherd

| Dec 21, 2020

I was eagerly anticipating the release of the Playstation Move as soon as I learned of its existence. I understand why some people may believe this is a rip-off. This controller is based on a Nintendo Wii controller, but that would be selling it short, as it also has built-in accelerometers and can be tracked using the Playstation Eye camera. This means that if you tilt your hand or orient the controller in a particular way, it will be mirrored on the screen, affecting your gameplay. br>br>Like standard PS3 controllers, the controller feels very solid and is powered by a rechargable battery. When I'm not using them, I plug them into my PS3, which charges them in three hours. After 5 hours, we're back to full capacity. If you don't use your Move controllers very often, I'd recommend investing in a standalone Move controller dock that plugs into the wall and keeps them charged at all times. br>br>To sync, simply press the PS Move button near your shoulder and torso a few times. It's also pretty cool how the orb on the top of the controller changes depending on the game and the player (if you're playing multiplayer). br>br>The only annoyance I have is that using this controller to navigate the PS3 main menu and then some of the game menus outside of basic PS Move play can be difficult at times. Aside from that, this product is excellent and does exactly what it claims to do.

Kaiya Chase

| Aug 08, 2021

It's possible that the Move catalog is no longer expanding. and [unfortunately] a bit sparse in general - With the Move controller, there's still plenty of fun to be had. br>br>First and foremost, let me state that the Move itself is fine, though it does appear to lose calibration and 'drift' over time in shooting games (which is my main attraction to them). However, it is only a minor annoyance in the grand scheme of things. Although it destroys the illusion, it does not detract from the enjoyment. Mine has a projector screen attached to it, which I use. As a result, I'm not sure if the environment / setup would have any bearing on it. br>br>At least in my opinion / findings, the catalog of games to really check out. The following is the formula: br>First and foremost. Prior to the "numbers" - If you like shooting games, this is the place to be. Obtain the Sharp Shooter attachment for your gun. I'm not sure how many games "fully" use it, but it works well in a few games that I'll list below. In some games, the Navigation Controller also made a significant difference. br>1) There is a lot of rain. I'm actually quite disappointed that Beyond: The Move was not supported by Two Souls. Heavy Rain was an excellent match for the task you were given. I think this is the best Move integration I've ever seen in a game. I didn't even bother to try "Beyond: I felt it was such a blunder not to have "Two Souls" because I thought it was such a missed opportunity. br>br>br>br>br>br>br>2) Dead Space Extraction is the process of extracting something. This came as a pleasant surprise to me. It's still a shooter where you have to stay on the rails. However, it does have a good plot - It's also a lot of fun to play with a friend; my friend and I were pleasantly surprised, and I'm looking forward to playing it again soon. br>3) OVERKILL in House of the Dead. It's campy and cheesy at the same time. and a good deal of grit It is, however, a great deal of fun. Grab a friend and get ready to laugh hysterically. This is probably the one that my friends and I reach for first, because it's simple and straightforward. by having a good time despite the fact that the plot isn't the most exciting - It's a shooting game, so you're going to play it for that. )br>4) Eden's Child I can't say I've completed the game or that I've played it every chance I get. It is, however, a very audio-visual experience. encounter with the visual Turn off the lights and enjoy a completely different experience if you have a good sound system and a good TV. br>br>br>br>br>br>br> br Another fantastic co-op opportunity op game. Unfortunately, you must complete a stage before it can be marked as "co-op. " op". I'm not sure what they were thinking when they did it. It's a lot of fun to play with friends once you've cleared them out (hopefully ahead of time). br>br>I have a few more that I've purchased but haven't yet played: Killzone 3 (one of the few games that uses the Sharp Shooter to its full potential), and so on. However, I can confidently state that the Move is well worth the investment in terms of entertainment value. factor. Especially if you're a fan of arcade shooters. br> You will have a lot of fun with this accessory.

Daphne Moss

| Jan 26, 2021

Because it uses an older style charger, it will not work with newer charging stations. However, the poor rating is due to the lack of a charging cord, the fact that everything is written in Spanish, and the fact that it cannot be charged by plugging it into an outlet. It must be connected to your PlayStation 4 (PS4). Very let down.

Jeremias Bernard

| Sep 15, 2021