Playstation Move Games
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It should play better than other pool games, as you can use accurate pointing to set up the cue direction and point of impact, followed by accurate movement for power. They could set it up very nicely to flow fluidly from target to strike, including free roaming camera viewing mapped to the Move. It won't be true pool, but it should be a good game.
Is there a list of which titles have 2 Move support? There's no such info on iWaggle. Looking through the list, I see only the dance games, fight games, and Move Sports Champions, and in the latter only a couple of titles have two Move advantages; archery and gladiator, right?
In Sports Champions, Archery, Gladiator and Beach Volleyball support two Move controllers optionally for single player, and of course require two for simultaneous multiplayer. These even support four Move controllers for multi-player by the way. Then one you may not have noticed before is Tumble, which supports it for competitive and co-op gameplay. Apparently you can play all the single player stuff with two players co-op if you want, or use two Move controllers as a single player and each Move controller/player can do the same as the other (even hold on to the same block, apparently). Sounds pretty neat!
Resident Evil 5 as you know has a split-screen multi-player option, and I think this supports two Move controllers as well for this mode. Of course all the 'light-gun' style games like The Shoot and Time Crisis support two Moves as well.
I actually forgot about head-to-head! If we want to play against each other, we'll need a second Move.
Otherwise the European pack would have cost 99 euro at least (US price is without taxes, and we know how these conversion rates tend to work out). So I think it's a win - you can basically create your own bundle for the same price.
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Anyways, I guess I'll end up with Move + Navi controller and hope that PSN got some move stuff to buy. Also MAG beta got Move support
So... RUSE and Tumble are the highest rated so far ? May not be a coincidence since they suit the motion controller better than DS3. Wonder how high Eurogamer would score EyePet if they re-review it with Move.
Sony says...
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2010-09-14-move-offers-lower-entry-cost-to-console-market
I don't think it's smart to brand Move games as low budget (casual or hardcore titles).
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2010-09-14-move-offers-lower-entry-cost-to-console-market
I don't think it's smart to brand Move games as low budget (casual or hardcore titles).
So I just tried it with Tumble demo (couldn't buy the full game yet or I would have immediately) and with Hustle Kings (which Plus had kindly updated for me already ... win! ) and I have to say the precision is everything it is cracked up to be. I'm amazed. I could aim more easily and accurately straight off than I could with the DS3 Analog stick, without even using the fine tune. Hitting takes a little to get used to but you can not only hit freely, but freely move laterally in all directions. The calibration screen also amusingly shows an augmented cue stick ...
) and I have to say the precision is everything it is cracked up to be. I'm amazed. I could aim more easily and accurately straight off than I could with the DS3 Analog stick, without even using the fine tune. Hitting takes a little to get used to but you can not only hit freely, but freely move laterally in all directions. The calibration screen also amusingly shows an augmented cue stick ...
Ok, so played a tonne of Sports Champions now as well. Even though I am 1.92m (6'4") and can stand a maximum of 1.6m (5'3") from the PS Eye, and that's with the back of my heel, I could still play this just fine so far. I played through the Bronze campaign for Table Tennis without too much problems.
Quite frankly, I'm amazed at the quality of the Table Tennis, both of the AI and the gameplay. It is really stunning. And unlike Wii Sports resort, it really pays to play standing up. It feels like sports. And like the real thing - there's nothing quite like going to the net, or for that matter an AI opponent that makes a shout sound as if she's going to serve a hard fast ball and then delivers a soft, 'just over the net' kind of affair that you have to reach forward to get.
However hyped I was about this device, I'm still pretty amazed that even the most optimistic interpretation of everything you read and see on the internet appears to prove true. This is without question a must buy.
(and this is coming off playing Wii Sports Resort for some 15-20 hours since last Friday)
Quite frankly, I'm amazed at the quality of the Table Tennis, both of the AI and the gameplay. It is really stunning. And unlike Wii Sports resort, it really pays to play standing up. It feels like sports.
And like the real thing - there's nothing quite like going to the net, or for that matter an AI opponent that makes a shout sound as if she's going to serve a hard fast ball and then delivers a soft, 'just over the net' kind of affair that you have to reach forward to get. However hyped I was about this device, I'm still pretty amazed that even the most optimistic interpretation of everything you read and see on the internet appears to prove true. This is without question a must buy.
(and this is coming off playing Wii Sports Resort for some 15-20 hours since last Friday)
It feels like sports.
Are you saying Sports Champions will use the above tactics ? Really ?
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