sucasuca

• 12:19pm EDT - June 18th, 2010
• 1

first LMAO

DoctorBaglioni

• 12:49pm EDT - June 18th, 2010
• 2

This sounds like a good strategy. Resident Evil 4 for the Wii controlled very intuitive, so I can see this working in favour for the Move, that'll hopefully have more "core"-titles to offer.

Ballonboy33

• 12:58pm EDT - June 18th, 2010
• 3

yh i was thinkin this when it came 2 socom :/ and personally i just think moves a waste of sonys time n money anyway. i saw a trailer for the new time crisis yesterday where the people in the trailer were using the move controllers but id rather just have a light gun cos it would just b so much better. I dont think sony have 2 keep up with microsoft on thier natal project, half the games that will use natal id rather have a controller 4 anyway, such as a car game - id rather have a racing wheel infront of me than just steer thin air :/

Kostchtchie

• 1:04pm EDT - June 18th, 2010
• 4

@3 i seen this image the other day that move slides into the light gun for time crisis, looed pretty smart

mikeghtmare

• 3:01pm EDT - June 18th, 2010
• 5

@1, Yes you are first, hooray for you.
Now, why are you LYAO?

As for teh article; I think this was obvious to all of us; they would never stop using the dualshock to use only Move... even the Wii knows this, that's why it has a controller when you turn it sideways.

Ocelot1987

• 12:57am EDT - June 19th, 2010
• 6

Thank God Sony is not focusing everything on the move. I hate motion controls and feel they ruin gaming.

Alpha2

• 3:20am EDT - June 19th, 2010
• 7

The problem is you can't have "light guns" anymore because they dont work on HDTVs. You have to move to a new technology in order to play the same type of games and that means, for Nintendo, their Wiimote sensor bar and for the PS3 the visual tracking camera. Get over it, this is the new way.

Gangstawolfy831

• 3:59am EDT - June 19th, 2010
• 8

What Sony needs to do is give players the choice of useing the move or the Dualshock controllers for any game.

PS3-The Ultimate Machine

• 12:38pm EDT - June 19th, 2010
• 9

@7

you're right,except for the fact that the wii isn't meant to be used on an HD TV,the sensor bar is used because it's a cheaper method.

@8

Yeah,that's what i'm hoping for,all these motion control haters,have probably not seen ANY of the demos,especially for Socom,otherwise they'd know what they're missing out on.

johnodd4

• 3:00pm EDT - June 19th, 2010
• 10

i liked this statement not forcing the controller down peoples throats thank you sony where microsoft is lets rigg are motion controller to the dashboard and to heck with everyone else.

and i have to admit i would love to see move with resident evil 5 it would be cool to see a great game made better with the move (holy snap what a novel consept make the game better by just adding controls)

nice move on sony's part if it doesnt work dont do it then we wont get wii shovelware on the ps3 thank you finally someone understands.

Drew1987

• 12:55am EDT - June 20th, 2010
• 11

 Move is going to be a nice alternative.  Microsoft's Natal is going to be iffy, when is the last time they showed a working demo?  I would get pissed if I was playing a game using Natal and someone walked behind me or was forced to sit in view of the camera and made movements that distracted the technology into processing the wrong command.  

Beasley2K

• 1:01pm EDT - June 26th, 2010
• 12

This proves that Sony know what they're doing.Sony are going to dominate the motion controller market. This is the article that made me confident of Move's success, and has encouraged me to purchase one. It proves that it won't be a casual periphral, offering us shovelware and forced casual experiences.