Have you tried Deadmund's Quest ?
I was going to get Child of Eden last week, but punt it off to December.
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Have you tried Deadmund's Quest ?
I was going to get Child of Eden last week, but punt it off to December.
Sigfried1977
Legend
Never heard of it.
Isn't Deadmund's Quest out the 15th of November? So he couldn't have tried it out yet? (unless he was at something like GamesCom, where I did see it)
Sigfried1977
Legend
Nope, sorry. Got the wrong guy.
A Tennis game dedicated to Move ?
EA Sports Has "Best-In-Class Move Integration" For Grand Slam Tennis 2
http://www.iwaggle3d.com/2011/10/ea-sports-has-best-in-class-move.html
EA Sports Has "Best-In-Class Move Integration" For Grand Slam Tennis 2
http://www.iwaggle3d.com/2011/10/ea-sports-has-best-in-class-move.html
More Biohazard Coming To PlayStation Move
http://www.iwaggle3d.com/2011/10/more-biohazard-coming-to-playstation.html
I added both Biohazard titles and EA's Grand Slam Tennis 2 to OP.
http://www.iwaggle3d.com/2011/10/more-biohazard-coming-to-playstation.html
I added both Biohazard titles and EA's Grand Slam Tennis 2 to OP.
If they get the Move controls right for that tennis game, then I'm sold. Previous Move supporting tennis games have been a great disappointment, by making it a throwaway add-on. Just get it to a similar level as Sports Champions table tennis is all that is required, and then they will sell to half the Move install-base given the right marketing. 
Even if they manage an eight, that's still potentially a cool million at this point, and stuff like Dance Central shows it can be done.
On another Move note, this week should see a Deadmund's Quest demo on the store ...
Even if they manage an eight, that's still potentially a cool million at this point, and stuff like Dance Central shows it can be done.On another Move note, this week should see a Deadmund's Quest demo on the store ...
TTP released his Move analysis for Festival of Blood:
http://www.iwaggle3d.com/2011/11/video-iwatch-infamous-2-festival-of.html
I bought the game last night since I couldn't find Deadmund's Quest on PSN.
http://www.iwaggle3d.com/2011/11/video-iwatch-infamous-2-festival-of.html
I bought the game last night since I couldn't find Deadmund's Quest on PSN.
Yeah, he's got two parts of 40 minutes or so, quite insane.
Move Fitness demo is up as well. This one has very good tracking with clever dynamic calibration. I talked to the developer / lead designer, who is also responsible for The Fight.
EDIT: Move Fitness is pretty good. There's some awesome games in there too by the way that aren't in the demo - the one where you do some sword fighting to slash frisbies for instance is very cool.
EDIT2: also Start the Party 2 demo is up, and the LBP2 demo.
Move Fitness demo is up as well. This one has very good tracking with clever dynamic calibration. I talked to the developer / lead designer, who is also responsible for The Fight.
EDIT: Move Fitness is pretty good. There's some awesome games in there too by the way that aren't in the demo - the one where you do some sword fighting to slash frisbies for instance is very cool.
EDIT2: also Start the Party 2 demo is up, and the LBP2 demo.
I noticed the Carnival Island Move game was released and saw it on store shelves. Anyone tried it yet, is it any good?
Yeah, I want to pick up that Carnival game, looks shallow but hope it offers variety. But I'm going to play Super Mario 3D Land for the next month or so. So Move games, like HOTD, DM Quest, EyePet friend will probably have to wait till next year. Heck I haven't completed KZ3 SP campaign yet. That one was sort of fun with Sharpshooter.
Prophecy2k
Veteran
After Resident Evil 5 Gold edition, i'm hoping Capcom will announce Move support for Operation Racoon City. If they do i'll buy the game day one. If not i'll ignore it.
Knowing Capcom however, they more likely announce some exclusive DLC for the 360 and leave us PS3 gamers playing with our todgers in a corner... smh (sorry folks, they just burned me with that crap for dead rising).
It sounds like it might be better than I thought. I hear there are some UI letdowns though, but perhaps they are not so bad when playing multiplayer, will have to check that out:
http://www.movemodo.com/reviews/2011/11/carnival_island_ps3
djskribbles
Legend
I don't have many Move games, but my 3-year old niece (4 tomorrow) LOVES beat sketcher. She doesn't really draw anything, but she makes up stories and makes me draw the setting. She really gets a kick out of the fact that you can see yourselves on the TV. I actually don't even have the game... the demo included on the demo disc lets me do enough. Every time she comes here she asks to play "the drawing game" and she comes here A LOT.
Kids that age might like , Start the Party ,Carnival Island, Just Dance 3, Just Dance Kids 2 , TV SuperStars , learning with the PooYoos , Michael Jackson: The Experience, Tumble & Sports Champions.
just download a few demos & see what they like.
Definitely Start the Party (the original probably even more so than Part 2) - you can't go wrong with this one. Everyone always loves it, and while some mini-games can be a bit too tricky, most of them are universally loved, and you can always pick a few that even a 3yo enjoys (most notably the fly-swatting one is a huge hit).
For Carnival Island, you should have them try the demo at least. It's quite fun. Dance games are also a good idea generally. My son loves DanceStar Party, but I'm sure Just Dance 3 is also a good choice (though I haven't tried the PS3 version of that yet, just the Wii version at my niece). Beat Sketcher is also decent, you can also try the demo for that one, but as mentioned it will likely require an adult being present for the kids to enjoy it, though from 6-7 years old I've noticed kids can really play around with it by themselves. The full game has a bunch of 'color-book' style pre-sets that you can paint over, which helps a lot making it more fun for smaller kids.
Finally, Singstar is also very popular with kids, partly because it's supported the camera since day one, but also if you have access to a version that is tailored to kids. I don't know if there's one for you in that respect but we have a big studio for childrens programmes, and they've released one that contains most of the popular songs from their shows with videoclips, and my son loves that one.
Not a Move game, but check out the co-op playable platformer Tales from Space: About a Blob. That one appeals a lot in style. It gets too hard for a 3yo quite fast, but if the 5yo or an adult carries the game, even the 3yo may enjoy himself. But my son also loves just watching me play the game. Same for the nice and colorful Joe Danger, which he also plays himself, and he's getting half-decent at it.
And of course Rayman: Origins is also not a Move game, but absolutely fantastic. My son loves it, and it's also very forgiving, at least the first few worlds, when you are playing co-op.
These are just the things I've currently been playing with my son. I'm probably forgetting something here and there, if I think of something I'll check back in. But if you get just one title, I'd say get Start the Party.
EDIT: Da Blob 2 has some Mario Galaxy style co-op options, with the difference that one player can play with navcon/controller and Move, and the second player can grab a second Move controller to do some point-and-click interactions, which worked quite well with my son too.
For Carnival Island, you should have them try the demo at least. It's quite fun. Dance games are also a good idea generally. My son loves DanceStar Party, but I'm sure Just Dance 3 is also a good choice (though I haven't tried the PS3 version of that yet, just the Wii version at my niece). Beat Sketcher is also decent, you can also try the demo for that one, but as mentioned it will likely require an adult being present for the kids to enjoy it, though from 6-7 years old I've noticed kids can really play around with it by themselves. The full game has a bunch of 'color-book' style pre-sets that you can paint over, which helps a lot making it more fun for smaller kids.
Finally, Singstar is also very popular with kids, partly because it's supported the camera since day one, but also if you have access to a version that is tailored to kids. I don't know if there's one for you in that respect but we have a big studio for childrens programmes, and they've released one that contains most of the popular songs from their shows with videoclips, and my son loves that one.
Not a Move game, but check out the co-op playable platformer Tales from Space: About a Blob. That one appeals a lot in style. It gets too hard for a 3yo quite fast, but if the 5yo or an adult carries the game, even the 3yo may enjoy himself. But my son also loves just watching me play the game. Same for the nice and colorful Joe Danger, which he also plays himself, and he's getting half-decent at it.
And of course Rayman: Origins is also not a Move game, but absolutely fantastic. My son loves it, and it's also very forgiving, at least the first few worlds, when you are playing co-op.
These are just the things I've currently been playing with my son. I'm probably forgetting something here and there, if I think of something I'll check back in. But if you get just one title, I'd say get Start the Party.
EDIT: Da Blob 2 has some Mario Galaxy style co-op options, with the difference that one player can play with navcon/controller and Move, and the second player can grab a second Move controller to do some point-and-click interactions, which worked quite well with my son too.
