Very true. And if the Move is applied well to good games then I'll actually consider buying it. Though I really just have to believe that its well applied before I'll buy it.Visulth said:
Hands on With the PlayStation Move
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damn..... DAMN... DAMN!!!!!Simalacrum said:...urgh76 said:Sweet, glad to see its all word for word.
PS: Whats this "Natal"? And if i really should know and im just being an idiot, feel free to use this:
'Project Natal' is the motion... thing... for Microsoft's Xbox 360. I hesitate to say motion 'controller', as it doesn't actually have one - it uses a camera to track your movements and whatnot.
Infact, you know what? Let me Google that for you. [http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Project+Natal]
And, yes you should know this, being on a gaming website and all... sooooo...
(your the one in the white)
Oh well at least you told me and cookie for the reference of the damn. damn. damn.
No apology necessary, mate. Glad your day has been brightened (get it? Fire? Brightened? A hahaha, I hate myself). I think we lost the topic on the way. Fuck yeah, conversation with nothing relavent or important to add to the current thread!Mr. Mike said:
The tech sounds promising enough. However that's because it sounds the exact same as the Wii with the camera and beacon switching places.
Could there be good games for it? Of course. There are plenty of excellent titles for the Wii already (despite what some may say), and I have confidence that at least a few developers will make something worthwile for the Move and Natal as well.
Will it sell? Hell no. People will recognize this as a mere copy-cat move and completely ignore it. Hardcore-types generally dislike motion controls anyway, so I have trouble seeing who this is market towards exactly.
Could there be good games for it? Of course. There are plenty of excellent titles for the Wii already (despite what some may say), and I have confidence that at least a few developers will make something worthwile for the Move and Natal as well.
Will it sell? Hell no. People will recognize this as a mere copy-cat move and completely ignore it. Hardcore-types generally dislike motion controls anyway, so I have trouble seeing who this is market towards exactly.
I'm unlikely to buy Move unless it comes bundled with some game I must have. I was excited about the motion controls in Wii, but that was almost four years ago and the novelty has worn off. Motion control really hasn't had a "killer app" yet, and I'm not expecting to see one anytime soon.
The way i look at it, hopefully, its not so much Sony going "casual" as it is Sony using motion tech to make some great games....
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I hope the controller does well. It seems to have an advantage over the wiimote(with motion+), aside from more accurate tracking, when it comes to acting as a pointer. This I believe is because you don't seem have to point the controller at a sensor bar(for the LED(s)). If anyone noticed the camera is facing you rather then being in the remote. With the wii remote if you move a bit too far to the left or right the camera couldn't see the led. So the controller would become lost in a way causing whatever game your playing to have to guess where it is. The motion plus helps the game know how the controller is being moved even when it's not being pointed at the sensor bar, but it still doesn't know it's actual location.
To me it seems that Sony just wanted in on all the motion madness, because as I recall, Natal was announced before Move.
But all Sony is doing is basically copying the Wii with their motion controller. However, Natal has taken it a step further by making it a motion camera "look mom! no hands!".
But all Sony is doing is basically copying the Wii with their motion controller. However, Natal has taken it a step further by making it a motion camera "look mom! no hands!".
Yeah really funny about that, I'm one of those children from the 80s and I don't feel abandoned at all, neither do most of my friends. You know why? Because Nintendo didn't abandon anyone. Expanding your customer base doesn't equal abandonment, and the sooner you understand that the sooner you might stand a chance of sounding the least bit credible.Adzma said:
@Scott Mansley (I can't seem to quote properly on firefox)
Eye toy was released before natal or the wii! If you have the time, check out this video from the engadget show. Sony's timing may have been off, but don't forget the six-axis already has motion control, aside from the eye toy already being available now. Here is the link to the video from engadget: http://tinyurl.com/psmovedemo
Eye toy was released before natal or the wii! If you have the time, check out this video from the engadget show. Sony's timing may have been off, but don't forget the six-axis already has motion control, aside from the eye toy already being available now. Here is the link to the video from engadget: http://tinyurl.com/psmovedemo
Sorry, I don't really keep up with PlayStation news. Could someone tell me what the "Move" is exactly? Is it like the Wiimote or is it more like Natal?