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Should Sony port PS Move games to Morpheus?

Yes 7 58.33%
 
No 5 41.67%
 
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The problem with any new gaming console and peripheral is that they have a small libary of supported games at launch.

Project Morpheus, HTC Vive and Oculus wil all face that same problem.

Sony have a bunch of first person PS Move games. Should they spend time and resources to port some of the Move games to Morpheus or leave them on PS3? And what would be a fair price if they do choose to port the old PS3 games?

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Tell me what you think. Which games should be ported and how will the VR makers each deal with the lack of games and applicatons for their devices.



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Would be a very cool thing which would help Project Morpheus. But I think it is not possible to port every game on it.



I would love the light gun games on there. The time crisis collection and house of the dead. It also wouldn't harm then bringing back point blank and the like.



This will likely not happen. It appears that all of the games that are being developed for project morpheus have to be built from the ground up.

Spending the time to port over these older games would take too much time.



It sounds like a good idea but the library of PS Move games are rather poorly received and as such Im sure Sony can would rather spend money and time elsewhere.

Would probably take more effort to port it over to morpheus than we might think.



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I don't think they should be ported, most PS move games ported would surely not be fully compatible ( sort of like game going from the PS vita to PS TV ).



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Most of PS Moves best games are not ones that are designed solely for it