I think it is possible for the move to work with Sktrim. The nunchuck raises the shield or fires what ever spell you have mapped to your left hand. The sword attacks mimics your swing of the move. Not saying this control setup is for everybody but move support could bring a wider audience to the game or make the PS3 version the must have. This could never work for Kinect due to the fact that there is no nunchuck for it.This is the types of games that should have move support that just might intrest the hard core.
because its just away to say their system of choice is better, but we all know it doesn't mean a thing. Hell the Wii out sold both of the HD twins but you rarely see anyone try and defend the fact that the Wii is just garbage.
So I loved....I mean frigging LOVED Sucker Punch. But I also think that it of course would make a great game. I mean it's literally dripping with video game influence as it is. It's just too bad that the American movie watching public didn;t embrace the film as much as me and my friends did.
NOTE: To any fans of the film, the extended cut on the blu-ray is even better! ;)
[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]The only thing I learned is not to buy anything on release - buy it a month or so down the line when it's 25% or more discounted. Though to be honest, I've been doing that anyway, as games drop in price incredibly fast these days. Not nintendo titles you'll wait years before you see them come down in price.
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