PlayStation Move Tech Demo – E3 2010
June 28th, 2010
We put two hands on Move and lived to tell the results.
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lol ps3 fanboys would say this is better then Kinect…get real, connect will kill this no contest, this is still pretty cool but it just cannot compete
i admit, im not a big sony fan but this beats the wii, and the kinect, kinect is a fail, sony move will bring shooters to this thing the wii is about fun not sirious gaming
that was funny at 1:59
@lMrHankeyl Alright, we get it, you’ve been posting this sentiment (word for word) on every single Move-related video. Maybe try it before you shun it completely.
As a troll, you fail.
@ginobeats123420 I really don’t think kinect is better, i will still buy kinect, but at E3, no actual games where displayed for kinect, just party crap, only 2 people can use kinect at a time AND you have to be standing up. Microsfot lied again, i’m only buying kinect for the voice commands, those are kickass!
Move actually has real games though, Killzone 3, LBP2, Gran Turismo… Awesome, imagine Black Ops: Move Edition, that would be a game changer!
@takuto8
People don’t notice the importance of bluray
Example:
-Final Fantasy 13 for Xbox 360 is DIVIDED into 3 DVDs!
-And Final Fantansy 13, the same game for PS3, can fit in only one BLURAY DISC
Bluray, not only high definition, but also huge space
-25 GB (single-layer)
-50 GB (dual-layer)
DVD, not only lower definition, but also low space
-4.7 GB (single-sided, single-layer)
-8.5 GB (single-sided, double-layer)
-9.4 GB (double-sided, single-layer)
-17.08 GB (double-sided, double-layer)
@bcta302 so what?
I mean when I buy myself a console, I buy it for quality games that I have fun with
If I needed bluray I’d buy myself a player. When you play games like Halo 3, which is not that great looking (o.k graphics) and you can’t enjoy it because of that you’re not a gamer. I play fcking Pac Man over some games that are graphically far more advanced (Killzone had great graphics but still sucked) Bluray is nice to have (!) but it won’t get me to buy a (gaming-) system over another :/
@takuto8
I don’t use Bluray for movies either, but I don’t forget that having it there doesn’t bother me…
And man, just because you don’t have bluray on your console, you don’t have to try to find “the negative side” of having bluray, which there’s no…
Then I guess is cool to have a multiplatform divided into 3, instead of only 1 disc.
@bcta302 quote: “bluray is nice to have (!)”
did that sound to you like I tried to find something negative about bluray?
Really the only downside about bluray is the price and I didn’t even MENTION that!
And shut up about the FF13 thing. I mean the fact you use it as an ARGUMENT although its only 1 example shows that Bluray does NOT give Ps3 the upper hand. (actually I don’t even care about it as an example, but thats just because I don’t like FF)
@takuto8
Yeah, the down side about bluray is the price, like the down side about Xbox Live too… You get what you pay for…
Imaging that 360 had bluray, then multiplatform would be even better than they are now.
The DVD limitations of 360 make multiplatforms less better than they could be.
In the future it could be not just FF…
@bcta302 hallelujah!!
brilliant yet hilarious!