All the PlayStation Move Details

Posted on 12. Mar, 2010 by Freak_c in News, Peripherals

Ok so after all the news has come out about the new Move I have decided to get most of the main details here is one post for you. Below you will find images, videos, links, games and general information about the Move. So if your interested then click through to start reading.

What we know already:

It is now officially called PlayStation Move
It requires the PlayStation Eye to operate
There will be an extra “sub-controller,” the enabler of all things analog stick-controlled basically
They both have trigger buttons underneath
The Move controller has the for main play buttons, Square, Triangle, Circle and X
This is basically a better Wii for the PS3

Gallery of Move and sub controller:

The Move and the navigator

The Move sits comfortably in your hand

Games coming for the Move:
Here are some of the games we now will be coming for the Move and that will support it when released. A lot of them are exactly the type of game you would expect from a peripheral like this one. It is really good to see that some of the games are for the hardcore gamer and that not all the games are targeted towards the family. There is the hugely followed and new Socom 4 that will support the Move. A game called Motion Fighter which is a street fighter type game and then theres LittleBigPlanet and a sports pack type game. You will be able to see some videos of the games below.

The games:

Sports Champion
The Shoot
Slider
TV Superstars
Move Party
Motion Fighter
SOCOM 4
LittleBigPlanet

Game developers supporting the Move:
Activision, Capcom, WB Games, Namco Bandai, Square Enix, Ubisoft, EA, Disney, Konami, Sega, Crave and Tecmo Koei all confirmed that they’ll be supporting the Move in future versions of their games. That’s a fairly decent amount of publishers to begin with and some big names as well. A press release stated, “In fiscal year 2010, SCE Worldwide Studios will also release more than 20 games that are either dedicated to or supported with the PlayStation Move platform.” While this same group of publishers will probably support Microsoft’s Project Natal as well, it’s good to know that everyone is on board.
Trailer and some videos:
Here you can a see some videos of my picks for cool looking games. We will start with the trailer.