However, in a statement, Sony said it will now be released in the autumn in Japan, North America, Europe and other PAL territories.
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According to Sony the controller will work with the PlayStation Eye 2 camera. It's said to "detect the natural and intuitive movement of the hand and reflect the precise movement within the game, delivering a whole new entertainment experience on PS3". The plan is for the new peripheral to become the de facto controller for PS3 "along with" the Dual Shock pad.
Hum... no, Ms sticks to its schedule...So this is basically Sony doing a Microsoft.
Hum... no, Ms sticks to its schedule...
The '2' refers to a footnote in the press conference.What is PS Eye 2 ? [size=-2]Gigabit connected ? [/size]
The '2' refers to a footnote in the press conference.
Oops. Sony have lost the early advantage (and can't timetable a release for anything!). It'll be a direct head-to-head now! Never before has the software been so important. But as mentioned, MS has the potential bundle advantage to to generate a rapid install base if they can price-drop to the next price-tier.
:The implication for bundling Arc into PS3 is: We will finally see seamless PSEye and wand usage in XMB and other built-in apps ?
There's no clarification on what the question was, so I don't know what 'backed' means, but the numbers do some pretty loud talking nonetheless.49.8 per cent the GamesIndustry.biz Network members taking part in an exclusive poll backed Microsoft's motion control device. In comparison, only 6.9 per cent of respondents voted for Sony's PlayStation 3 motion controller, while a further 4.5 per cent highlighted motion control technology in general as a significant step forward for the industry this year.