So apparently, the PlayStation Move has an internal lithium-ion battery, just like the regular control pad.  I wonder if anyone has told Sony that that isn’t as useful as it thinks it is.  It’s bad enough when the power runs out in my Dualshock 3, but at least  I can sort of play with it plugged in.  The Move on the other hand?  There is no way you play that while it’s charging, unless the cable is particularly long, which seems unlikely.  Also, if the regular pads are anything to go off, you can only charge the Move when the PS3 is on.

Sony’s internal batteries are actually more inconvenient, rather than less. I imagine Sony intended this is a sales feature, that you’ll never need to buy batteries for the PS3 controllers, and while I appreciate the thought, batteries are cheap.  I can a dozen of them for next to nothing and that will keep me going for months.  This is a minor nitpick, but it’;s just another reason that my PS3 is not my go-to system.