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Aussie Cops Bust Hundreds Of Drivers In Mobile Phone StingDespite the fact that we don’t really know when we’re going to be seeing Microsoft’s Kinect land on Australian shelves, that hasn’t stopped EB Games from putting the camera peripheral up for pre-order. The best bit though is that they’re given it an Australian price. More »
While PlayStation still hasn’t confirmed whether its motion controller will be called the Arc, the rumour mill has gone one step further this week with a forum-poster claiming it’ll work alongside a Wii-like nunchuk. More »
We’ve heard rumours that Sony’s PS3 motion controller would be called Arc. Now we’ve got Brian Farrell, President and CEO of game developer THQ, referring to device by the same name. It’s not conclusive, but it’s certainly suggestive evidence. [Kotaku]
In part one, Sony explained that next spring‘s (our autumn) glowing wand will have rumble feedback. Here, Anton Mikhailov (the guy from the E3 demos) dishes that prototype was built using parts from Home Depo, and caused a stir with airport security. More »
E3 was positively epic this year—it’s like we got brand new consoles from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, but with the same boxes we have in our living room right now. Here’s all our coverage in one handy spot:
We saw details of the PlayStation Motion Controller, but now we can see what the keynote attendees saw, a full walkthrouh of the keynote presentation. [YouTube via DVice]
After Xbox 360′s Project Natal, Sony is also adding their own motion controller to the PS3, aptly named The PlayStation Motion Controller. It’s the best motion control demo that we have ever seen, but it may be arriving a little too late.
