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Sony’s finally put a name to their motion controller, and it’s called PlayStation Move. Live Updating More »
 Sony’s finally put a name to their motion controller, and it’s called PlayStation Move. Live Updating More »
  
 No surprise here: Sony just officially announced the PlayStation Move motion controller at GDC 2010, calling it the “next generation of motion gaming” because it’s so precise — latency is about the same as the DualShock 3. As expected, it uses the PlayStation Eye camera to track the controller, and Sony says it becomes an “extension of your body.” The plan is not only to engage casual gamers, but to use the precision of the controller to create “new experiences for core gamers” — many of the demo videos we saw involved using a controller video in each hand, and there were quote a few demos of action / RPG games. We also saw a demo of Move Party, which uses the camera to do augmented reality gaming and video chat. The demos are pretty impressive — Sony’s not kidding when it says the Move is incredibly precise. You’ll be able to get Move in three ways: in a bundle with a PS3, standalone, and in a starter kit targeted at “under 0″ with the PS Eye, a controller, and a game. That’s all the pricing info we have right now, but it certainly sounds aggressive — Sony says they’re treating this like a major console launch. PlayStation Move motion controller launched at GDC, starter kit to be under 0 with game originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:06:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | | Email this | Comments No surprise here: Sony just officially announced the PlayStation Move motion controller at GDC 2010, calling it the “next generation of motion gaming” because it’s so precise — latency is about the same as the DualShock 3. As expected, it uses the PlayStation Eye camera to track the controller, and Sony says it becomes an “extension of your body.” The plan is not only to engage casual gamers, but to use the precision of the controller to create “new experiences for core gamers” — many of the demo videos we saw involved using a controller video in each hand, and there were quote a few demos of action / RPG games. We also saw a demo of Move Party, which uses the camera to do augmented reality gaming and video chat. The demos are pretty impressive — Sony’s not kidding when it says the Move is incredibly precise. You’ll be able to get Move in three ways: in a bundle with a PS3, standalone, and in a starter kit targeted at “under 0″ with the PS Eye, a controller, and a game. That’s all the pricing info we have right now, but it certainly sounds aggressive — Sony says they’re treating this like a major console launch. PlayStation Move motion controller launched at GDC, starter kit to be under 0 with game originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:06:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | | Email this | Comments No surprise here: Sony just officially announced the PlayStation Move motion controller at GDC 2010, calling it the “next generation of motion gaming” because it’s so precise — latency is about the same as the DualShock 3. As expected, it uses the PlayStation Eye camera to track the controller, and Sony says it becomes an “extension of your body.” The plan is not only to engage casual gamers, but to use the precision of the controller to create “new experiences for core gamers” — many of the demo videos we saw involved using a controller video in each hand, and there were quote a few demos of action / RPG games. We also saw a demo of Move Party, which uses the camera to do augmented reality gaming and video chat. The demos are pretty impressive — Sony’s not kidding when it says the Move is incredibly precise. You’ll be able to get Move in three ways: in a bundle with a PS3, standalone, and in a starter kit targeted at “under 0″ with the PS Eye, a controller, and a game. That’s all the pricing info we have right now, but it certainly sounds aggressive — Sony says they’re treating this like a major console launch. PlayStation Move motion controller launched at GDC, starter kit to be under 0 with game originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:06:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | | Email this | Comments  We just got underway at Sony’s PlayStation Move motion controller event. Sure, they haven’t called it “Move,” just yet, but we just saw the “Move” moniker on a demo screen at the side of the stage, so we’re feeling pretty confident at this point. Continue reading Live from Sony’s ‘PlayStationMove’ motion controller event Live from Sony’s ‘PlayStationMove’ motion controller event originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:05:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | | Email this | Comments We just got underway at Sony’s PlayStation Move motion controller event. Sure, they haven’t called it “Move,” just yet, but we just saw the “Move” moniker on a demo screen at the side of the stage, so we’re feeling pretty confident at this point. Continue reading Live from Sony’s ‘PlayStationMove’ motion controller event Live from Sony’s ‘PlayStationMove’ motion controller event originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:05:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | | Email this | Comments We just got underway at Sony’s PlayStation Move motion controller event. Sure, they haven’t called it “Move,” just yet, but we just saw the “Move” moniker on a demo screen at the side of the stage, so we’re feeling pretty confident at this point. Continue reading Live from Sony’s ‘PlayStationMove’ motion controller event Live from Sony’s ‘PlayStationMove’ motion controller event originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:05:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | | Email this | Comments |
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