I hadn't seen that, it does look pretty awesome.ramox said:Well, i was less than impressed with what they showed on GDC. For the simple reason that there was not really anything showcasing how accurate it works and nothing apart from your average Wii/Eyetoy shovelware stuff was shown (with the exception of Socom).
But then i found this:
http://kotaku.com/5500300/playstation-moves-minority-report-controls-in-action
And well, even if it's not even a game it looks pretty damn awesome!
And Penny-Arcade manages to make me giggle once again.marioman360 said:-snip-
Yes, Kevin Butler might just be the next Billy Maes.Irridium said:Well lets see what Kevin Butler has to say about it.
Honestly, he makes me want it...
That would most definetly be a good idea on their part. To just hook up a USB mouse to the PS3 and play the games using that would be cool.Treblaine said:My big hope is that if they retro-actively support PS-move for games that they will at the same time allow mouse support... that would be EPIC WIN!!
i want to buy a ps3 half the time just for the Ads he does!Irridium said:Well lets see what Kevin Butler has to say about it.
Honestly, he makes me want it...
I'm not judging (ok, not TOO much) but I personally find it annoying how companies offer such tangible improvements to the speed and precision of controllers only people get more drawn to gimmicky stuff like altered reality.ramox said:Well, i was less than impressed with what they showed on GDC. For the simple reason that there was not really anything showcasing how accurate it works and nothing apart from your average Wii/Eyetoy shovelware stuff was shown (with the exception of Socom).
But then i found this:
http://kotaku.com/5500300/playstation-moves-minority-report-controls-in-action
And well, even if it's not even a game it looks pretty damn awesome!
DOn't jinx it !!!bleachigo10 said:Yes, Kevin Butler might just be the next Billy Mayes.
It hasn't come out yet so its probably to early to be judging it by software standards, and while I don't think it will steal away the Wii audience it should probably attract some of the hardcore gamers who are unsatisfied with the Wii.Mr. Fister said:I'm not too terribly impressed with Move, to be honest. Yes, it's supposed to be more precise than a Wii Remote, but what really matters here is the software, and from what I've seen, it's little to get excited. There's a WiiSports clone, a rail-shooter, a fitness game, a minigame collection, Socom 4 (a legitimate use), and that's about it. What Sony really needs to do with this is use the device in ways that haven't really been done with the Wii Remote. Just redoing all the same kinds of games on Wii for Playstation Move is going to get them nowhere, and certainly won't steal away Wii's audience.
With seeing the ability of these controllers from those two videos and the confirmation of Little Big Planet 2.....I have a feeling players will be able to create 3D levels with their sackboys and not 2.5D levels like little big planet 1ramox said:Well, i was less than impressed with what they showed on GDC. For the simple reason that there was not really anything showcasing how accurate it works and nothing apart from your average Wii/Eyetoy shovelware stuff was shown (with the exception of Socom).
But then i found this:
http://kotaku.com/5500300/playstation-moves-minority-report-controls-in-action
And well, even if it's not even a game it looks pretty damn awesome!
The first episode will ported to Xbox 360 and to the PS3. Suda51 said that the second will be REALLY a Wii exclusive, but y'know, killer7 were a GameCube exclusive (later released on PS2), and the first one was also ment to be an only-Nintendo game.bleachigo10 said:I thought they decided not to port it, or did I hear wrong?