Sonys Motion Controller

[Audi RS4]

Sony und ihre verschieberei
das kotzt mich langsam an

 

[Ashe]

War aber sowieso klar, dass es verschoben wird. Es gibt noch keinen Namen, keine Games und nicht mal Werbung dafür. Mal sehen wie es dann am Ende aussieht.

So isses. Und Eyepet und Resi 5 mit Pointer und 1- 2 PSN (Casual?) Titel sind auch keine System bzw. Controllerseller, auch wenn es in beiden sinnvoll ist.

Zumal das Frühjahr eh ausgebucht ist

 

[sheelby]

Bilder gibt es hier

Sony’s rather suggestive PS3 motion controller, uncharitably thought by many to be a shameless knock-off of the Wiimote and Project Natal, has been delayed.
Sony’s bosses put it thus:

“So as to ensure as broad a spectrum of customers are able to enjoy the controller, we have decided to delay release until autumn 2010 to ensure a broad variety of titles are available.”
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This appears to be a coded admission that Sony has been lax in developing enough party games to support sales of the device.
Sony’s 2010 “killer lineup” for the controller is as follows (some without firm titles yet):

Ape Escape
“Jinki”
“Machi Suberi”
“Sing and Draw”
“Champions of Time”
“Motion Party”
“The Shoot”
“Tower”
Mr. Pain
Flowery
Hustler King
High Velocity Bowling
EyePet
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A powerful lineup indeed.


Quelle:sankakucomplex.com

 

[Ashe]

Das liest sich noch nicht so toll. Von mir aus könnten sie sich aber auch auf Sportspiele, RTS und Shooter beschränken, halt was was mit den normalen Controller nicht geht . Allerdings war das Problem auch irgendwie absehbar, siehe Support von Sixaxis oder bei Wii Motion Plus. Von daher bleibt ähnlich wie bei GT5 die Frage warum man das erst fürs Frühjahr ankündigt.

Bilder gibt es hier

Die Pics sind aber nicht von Sony

thought by many to be a shameless knock-off of the Wiimote and Project Natal

Das erinnert mich an "du kopierst nur Buchstaben aus dem Alphabet".

 

[mojo]

Hustler King.
LOL!!
Playboy Master!!!


hustle kings

 

[mojo]

sony-registers-playstationarc-com-domain

 

[[Sony®Corporation]]

Report: Sony Motion Controller to get 10 titles this yea

A Nikkei report has surfaced stating that Sony’s Motion Controller will have 10 games compatible with the new peripheral by the end of the year.

According to the report (via Andriasang), some of these titles include sports and pet raising games.

Sony announced last week that its motion device will be released in the fall instead of this spring.

Sources state that the device will be called Arc upon release, which prompted Sony to respond with a flat “no comment on rumors and speculation”.

Quelle: vg247.com
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Q-Games: “We don’t currently have anything for motion controls”

If you were hoping the next PixelJunk might take advantage of PS3’s wand controller – rumoured to be called Arc – it sounds as though you’re out of luck.

“We don’t currently have anything for motion controls,” PixelJunk Monsters and Racers director Rhod Broadbent told VG247, speaking in an interview published today.
“We’re just waiting for an idea to run with, that’s all.”
PixelJunk Shooter director Shouichi Tominaga added, however, that the idea of motion controls was personally inspiring.

“In my head, there are a bunch of ideas,” he said. “I like new technologies, so it’s of interest to me. We’ve got nothing to announce at this point, though.”
PR boss Duncan Flett said that staffers has tried Natal at TGS last year, and had found it “interesting”.

PS3’s motion controller was recently delayed to autumn 2010. It was originally planned for a March release.

Natal’s expected at the end of 2010.
Q-Games has no announced projects at this time. It released PixelJunk Shooter last December.

Quelle: vg247.com
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THQ Brian Farrell calls PS Motion Controller ARC

Holy Shit.

Looks like THQ CEO Brian Farrell just called Sony’s Motion Controller The Arc.

Sources told VG247 last month that it was called the Arc.

Sony registered the domain name, denied the name, and delayed the peripheral into fall.

Quelle: vg247.com
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Moore: Arc is “a different experience than Wii”

Quelle: vg247.com
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Start-Titel für Natal und Sonys Motion Controller von EA

Electronic Arts wird zum Start von Sonys Motion Controller und Microsofts Project Natal Spiele anbieten. Das sagte John Schappert, Chief Operating Officer von EA, auf einer Investorenkonferenz.

Die beiden Bewegungssteuerungs-Systeme sollen ab Herbst 2010 in den Handel kommen. Genaue Angaben zu den Spielen macht Schappert nicht - sie sollen zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt bekanntgegeben werden.
CLICK (SeekingAlpha: "Electronic Arts Inc. F3Q10 (Qtr End 31/12/09) Earnings Call Transcript")

Quelle: gamefront.de​

Motion Controller womöglich mit Nunchuck

Über den bewegungssensitiven Controller von Sony kursieren in letzter Zeit viele Gerüchte. Gemäß thesixthaxis soll der Motion Controller mit einem ''Nunchuck'' daherkommen, ähnlich wie bei der Wii Konsole.

Dieser soll über einen Analog-Stick mit 2 Buttons und 2 Triggers verfügen. Es soll dem Nunchuck der Wii ähneln, nur das zwei weitere Tasten verfügbar sind. Beide Geräte, also Motion Controller und Nunchuck sollen via Mini USB verbunden sein - die Verbindung des Zubehörs zur PS3 bleibt drahtlos. Eine Bestätigung von Sony bleibt aus.

Der Motion Controller von Sony wurde kürzlich auf den Herbst 2010 verschoben, damit dem Unternehmen viel mehr Zeit bleibt, um den Käufern zu Release ein großes und gutes Spiele-Lineup zu präsentieren. Ältere Titel wie LittleBigPlanet, Pain, Flower und die Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition werden Gebrauch vom bewegungssensitiven Controller machen.

Der neuartige Controller ''Arc'' wird auf der Games Developer Conference (GDC, 09.03. - 13.03.) nochmals unter Schau gestellt.

Quelle: ps3inside.de
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Sony files patent for universal game controller

Sony has filed a patent for a universal game controller with the US Patent and Trademark Office.

The concept screens show a controller that can “emulate the controllers of popular game consoles, such as…the PlayStation, a controller made by Nintendo, Xbox game controllers made by Microsoft, Amiga CD-32 controllers, Atari Jaguar controllers, Gravis Gamepad controllers, Sega controllers, and Turbographics controllers.”

Sony’s controller shows a touch-screen LCD display, that uses button configurations of various gamepads with only one control scheme showing at a time, and up to three schemes are able to be stored within the controller. It can also be used as an alpha-numeric keyboard.

“It may now be appreciated that among other advantages, the controller provides for backward compatibility so that it may be programmed to emulate the key layout of an older controller that may no longer be available,” the filing reads.

Controller data will use a special receiver, it can be be loaded with rumble functionality, speakers, and can be powered by either a battery for wireless use or by the communication receiver.

More information can be found through the filing link up top.

Quelle: vg247.com
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