Now however, as I've said many times before, what makes the Wiimote unique isn't what it does but rather the fact that it is the standard controller for its respective console. From a developer's perspective that is an important distinction. It means you don't have to split your potential audience by building games for the controller.

ThePlothole

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People have said it looks a lot like Prince of Persia. And it does. Maybe that's a good thing, who knows. Robots tend to be boring though.

Although Youtube says that monkeys and robots could be decent ingredients.

Apparently Peter Molyneux beat the ninjas to the punch.

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InsaneBasura

[QUOTE="PandaBear86"][QUOTE="delta3074"]doesn't matter, the fact that you NEED the Ps eye to make the motion controller work is a fail for me, they may do a bundle, but will it be as cheap as buying the motion controller stand alone?, i think not, it's the very definition of milking "if you want to use this, you have to buy this as well", it's just like SONY's 3D implementation, if you want to use 3D you have to buy an expensive SONY 3D compatible TV, at least the wii-mote is a standalone controller.delta3074

[QUOTE="PandaBear86"][QUOTE="delta3074"]you have to buy the Ps eye to use the motion controller? really? stuff that then, and people accuse MS of milking there fanbasedelta3074

I was playing Prince of Persia on my PS3 today, and have to say I like the way Enslaved looks. Just like Prince of Persia, but set in post-apocalyptic New York :P

It's bound to be more accurate than the Wii controller because it's coming out later. Sony would hardly release a controller that was less accurate would they?

However it's an embarrasingly bad rip-off of the Wii remote. It's even got a "Nunchuck attachment"

Downsides compared to the Wii remote though:

1. It needs the Eye.

2. The Nunchuck has no motion functionality (AFAIK) whereas the Wii nunchuck does.

3. It's non-standard and will have limited implementation.

It also looks a bit ridiculous but maybe that's just down to my own personal tastes.

Selling it could be a problem as well, eg

A Dad is buying a PS3 game in a game store, store assistant says would you like to buy one of these Move controllers at the same time.

"Maybe, what is it?"

"It's like a Wii controller for the PS3"

"How much is it?"

"£50/$80" (pure speculation)

"Okay I might stretch to that"

"You'll also need a Playstation Eye"

"What!?"

"And some games"

"Never mind, we've already got a Wii"

Ever heard of Natal? Buggy but way better? Fighting for second place again?ocstew

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psp graphics I would say 2005

eh, still not buying Move until i see the need to do so...... and from what I have seen, there just isn't a clear reason for me to buy it anyway.funsohng