Looks like a fun game to sit around and play with my 3 year old. Let's just hope its produced better than those Mario & Sonic at the Olympics games, huh huh?
This is a sizeable win for Sony, could all future Valve games go multi-plateform? If so, would this be a bigger announcement than Microsoft's announcement of DLC for Call of Duty first on 360 if the quality of the games decreases with the departure of the Infinity Ward staff?
So it's $80 for one set of the Move & Navigation controller? Than that would mean $320 for a set of four if you wanted to play games with your friends? Plus the additional price of a Playstation Eye to complete the package.
The $150 dollar price tag for Kinect which has all of your friends covered is starting to look like a bargain, no?
"their system will be able to automatically download updates and patches for games. The PlayStation 3 can even be set to "automatically start up at a designated time to download content and will turn off after the download has completed"
REALLY?! This seems like it should be free to everyone. This is Sony admitting their update and patch system is broken and there should be a better way to do it, only you have to pay them to get the privilege to not have to stare at your tv for 10 minutes while it updates everytime you turn it on. Huh.
Having just watched the demonstration of Child of Eden the thought of a comparison to touch controls on the iphone came to mind. I know I have heard a few journalists mention they don't believe iphone gaming is really "gaming" because of a lack of an actualy d-pad and buttons to control what is happening on the screen. By that measure, wouldn't the way we play Kinect be considered the same? We have no d-pad or buttons and the way that you interact with the game is roughly the same way you would with a touch screen (only your fingers don't get in the way of the action). So with that in mind, should the same journalists be looking at the "games" for Kinect in the same way they look at "games" on the iphone?
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