
A bunch of games will get motion control via a network update, including EyePet, Flower, High Velocity Bowling, PAIN and Hustle King. And I really hope that’s the norm when we hear what other game developer’s plans are. Not every game can pull off a Director’s Cut re-release (with motion control bonus) the way Res 5 might.
On stage, Sony showed Resident Evil 5 being played with a dual shock controller in one hand, and the motion controller in the other. And for LittleBigPlanet, one player controlled Sackboy with the dual shock, while another used the wand to move special levers. The motion controller’s glowing sphere changes colour in context with the game.
Finally hearing how the controller might boost “real” games has me kind of psyched. What about you?
Upcoming Motion Control Games From Sony:
Ape Escape (Working Title)
Echochrome 2 (Working Title)
Eccentric Slider (Working Title)
Sing and Draw (Working Title)
Champions of Time (Working Title)
Motion Party (Working Title)
The Shoot (Working Title)
Tower (Working Title)
francis
September 24, 2009 at 10:45 PM
Cool. Should be interesting how they can innovate from the Wii
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September 24, 2009 at 11:53 PM
I thought they where trying to make it Controller free? Project Natal looks way more exciting then this ball on a stick, Plus you don’t even need a stupid looking controller like that, all you need it your hands & body. Thats what I call motion free gaming.
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September 25, 2009 at 11:36 AM
haha “motion free gaming??” I think you mean controller free gaming.
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