Razer and Sixense Release SDK for Motion-Sensing Controller

[Rob Williams]

At this year's CES, one of the coolest products being shown off at the show was the result of a joint venture between Razer and Sixense. It also happens to be a product that I completely managed to avoid while at the event (I am still kicking myself over it). It's a motion controller that actually works really well, and everyone I know who had seen it first-hand couldn't believe just how cool it was.

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[Doomsday]

i am NEVER buying a Razer product again!

it looks amazing and works amazing for the first few months! But after that, the key will start coming off, U will have to un plug and plug it in to fix the key problems etc...

 

[Rob Williams]

I can't comment much on your issues since I've never used a Razer product for a long period of time, but I haven't heard many similar issues to yours. Although I did have a fair bit of issues with the Habu mouse from Microsoft, which was designed by Razer, but even so, I have issues with all my mice it seems, so I never know if the problem is unique or not.

I wouldn't swear off Razer from just one product, unless it happened more than once of course. The company has been quite successful and that wouldn't be the case if the issue you described was typical.

 

[Doomsday]

2 products actually, Lycosa and the DeathAdder! uh well, i still like em though, they very pretty! hehe!

oh and the PS3 guys r also coming up with a motion sensor joystick type deal!