Fyygame review: Sony PS Move motion controller part2

We did run out of battery life which meant trying to use the PS Move with the controller disconnected - not recommended. Because the camera picks up so much depth of field in some games like table tennis on Sports Champions, you need a lot of room to move. As most games support up to four players, it left us wishing the PS3 had more than two USB ports to recharge controllers. The PS3 move Eye camera connects to one port, which leaves just one USB port available for recharging.



In fact, we also stuck to Sony's rigid set up instructions to make sure the game play experience was optimised for the PS Move. Like Kinect, Sony's control system requires a large, clean and tidy room that's well-lit. We also had a real problem calibrating the controllers for this game, which seemed to be more chance than anything else.

The PS Move controller is, on paper and in hand, a great piece of technology. The big ball at the end lights up to provide a point of reference that the camera can track. That's not just very tight tracking left, right, up and down, but tracking backwards and forwards as well. The controllers automatically assign a different light when another is connected for each player but there are many colour changes that are used for different functions in different games to add to the gameplay experience.

The ball can also be converted using Sony's tech voodoo to anything you can hold in your hand. In this review and with the help of my boys, we held a sword, bat, torch, axe, Frisbee, swatter, hammer, fan, hair shaver, bow and pencil to name but a few. All were rendered with Sony's superior graphics engine, increasing in size the nearer we moved to the camera and decreasing as we moved away. But it was the lag free playing that held our attention. Try as we might, spinning the controllers in our hands, we couldn't catch the PS Move out so there's not even a millisecond of lag to report.

Aside from the glowing orb, the controller has a huge PS Move button in the middle, a trigger button for your right finger and Sony's traditional square, triangle, circle and cross buttons around the large Move button. There's also a small select and start button on the left and right hand side. The main buttons sat naturally underneath our fingers and most of the simpler games like Start the Party didn't use any other buttons.

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