Sony's SIXAXIS may not be all it's cracked up to be, and it's certainly taken a bit of a pounding from various industry players, but that hasn't stopped Sunflex-Europe from tapping into the olde PS2 fan base in order to tease with its new motion-sensing controller.

Not one to miss a trick (and hoping to capitalise on the PlayStation 2's humongous user base), third-party peripheral maker Sunflex-Europe has revealed the clichéd-futuristic-sounding 'Zero-G Motion Controller' for use with the ageing machine. The technology bestows players with the ability to twist and turn the Dual Shock-alike by way of replacement of the left analogue stick, thus providing "intuitive steering and movement."

mistermostyn via gamersquad.com »