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@FriedConsole
It works as an alternate Dpad input. That's it. The movement is still digital. If anyone tells you it's analogue they're lying and are only seeking to further their own personal agenda.

@CaptainProtonX
Hmm I guess you don't know that it's the outlets that set the price of games. And they're only ever going to drop prices once sales dry up. And they haven't. Which is why all the best DS and Wii games still cost a mini fortune.

@Friv0lous
Same! I'm going to get my PSP titles and use (since I sold my PS3) a friends PS3 to get those titles on my account. So in the future I'll have +2 games if I decide to buy another PS3.

Just a shame the game pickings are quite slim.

@Aesir Renegade
You love something that isn't perfect?

Are you always going to settle for second best?

@Belial
The XMB is quite perfect. Everything is quickly within reach, it's pleasing to look at and can be dynamic. As much as I don't like Sony these days they hands down have the best UI for both handhelds and consoles.

@Ghen
That's what they will do :(

@Shadowbender
It was forgotten about because of the DRM. It was way too intrusive so nobody bothered playing it. At least on the PC.

I think I have drunk memories of playing Nightsky at a friends house, maybe demo? Went on an indie binge one afternoon. Anywho it was frustrating as heck and looked like something from decades ago. It's also a copy of an iphone game called Trundle which is $1 or something less expensive like that.

I wish they would use a more attractive UI. That one is just foul.

I remember when game music was better and much more memorable. I like those concerts they hold in Europe. Paid through the nose for one some years ago, including a last minute flight to Germany. Played songs from games when music was outstanding but with an orchestra.
The last 3 "modern game" concerts I attended in the US were god awful.