Hands-on Impressions of PlayStation Move
- Thread starter Greg Tito
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The only reason I'm excited for Move is because they're talking about a freakin' zombie smashing game. [http://www.gamesradar.com/ps3/playstation-3/news/forget-start-the-party-playstation-move-creator-talks-up-motion-controlled-zombie-massacre-game/a-20100908142154583082/g-20060314115917309058] That alone would make me buy it.
But I must say that the gladiator game looks pretty awesome too. Now make that first person, add lightsabers, and voila; you got the game I want for the Move.
But I must say that the gladiator game looks pretty awesome too. Now make that first person, add lightsabers, and voila; you got the game I want for the Move.
picked up move today... waiting for the re-mote's to charge up before I use it hehe.
But i agree wholeheartedly with Greg's comment about the eye camera being a ***** to set up.. the Camera does not stick very well to a surface, and the cable is really stiff so its hard to get it to point forward and stay still.
But i agree wholeheartedly with Greg's comment about the eye camera being a ***** to set up.. the Camera does not stick very well to a surface, and the cable is really stiff so its hard to get it to point forward and stay still.
Just tested it yestarday at home and I've got to say that I am pretty impressed.
While I largely agree with the article, I actually thought that playing while sitting works better for me on the Move than the other system.
I really hope that the patches for MAG and other titles come out soon and test this with those genres.
The Shoot wasn't that good at all sadly as the missing crosshair makes targeting really hard.
However, my personal favorite so far would be Tumble. It is simple, but really handles as expected, with almost the same precision as in real life.
Now I am actually really excited to see some more party-less games, especially if they handle as well as the first extended demo bunch.
While I largely agree with the article, I actually thought that playing while sitting works better for me on the Move than the other system.
I really hope that the patches for MAG and other titles come out soon and test this with those genres.
The Shoot wasn't that good at all sadly as the missing crosshair makes targeting really hard.
However, my personal favorite so far would be Tumble. It is simple, but really handles as expected, with almost the same precision as in real life.
Now I am actually really excited to see some more party-less games, especially if they handle as well as the first extended demo bunch.
I had zero interest to buy this before, and that hasn't changed.
However, I'm willing to play it at Gamestop if they have a booth set up or something.
However, I'm willing to play it at Gamestop if they have a booth set up or something.
If sony can make a game that integrates motion controls as well as Metroid Prime then they might make a sale here.
Of course all Nintendo needs to do is release Wii HD next year and clean up...again.
Of course all Nintendo needs to do is release Wii HD next year and clean up...again.
Looks alright, won't pick it up because if I did, I'd feel it neccesary to get at least another controller in order to play with a friend. I'm not in the mood for spending money on that.
Also, feels like I'm saying something totally obvious here, but is it just me, or is there almost no games planned(or shown yet) for the Move that aren't pretty much minigames? Only one I can think of is Sorcery.
P.S. I know games like Heavy Rain and Killzone 3 will have Move Support, but I meant games made with Move specifically in mind.
Also, feels like I'm saying something totally obvious here, but is it just me, or is there almost no games planned(or shown yet) for the Move that aren't pretty much minigames? Only one I can think of is Sorcery.
P.S. I know games like Heavy Rain and Killzone 3 will have Move Support, but I meant games made with Move specifically in mind.
here's the thing. it looks like it really works. I'm not sold on motion control (says the man with the Wii, although to be far very few use motion control) but at the very least it WORKS. So, Props. What took Nintendo up until the Plus to get right you got right once... maybe.
looks ....ok the only game i saw that interested me was the gladiator one, and i dont think ill get move just for that
Hmmmmm i'm not entirely sold. Like the sixaxis it seems like some developers use it well and others use it badly.
Although with the sword game it does look as though it can (potentially) work better than the Wii i guess it'll come down the the game library for it. If it gets some decent games it seems like it'd be a nice Wii-alternative for PS3 users.
Since it's just a peripheral i doubt we'll see any high budget games that are Move-dependant. At most we'll just get to use it as an alternative for some games.
Although with the sword game it does look as though it can (potentially) work better than the Wii i guess it'll come down the the game library for it. If it gets some decent games it seems like it'd be a nice Wii-alternative for PS3 users.
Since it's just a peripheral i doubt we'll see any high budget games that are Move-dependant. At most we'll just get to use it as an alternative for some games.
