| pokoko said: Killzone 3 had excellent motion controls. They were implemented so well that, more than anything, they highlighted the need for some kind of standard. With Resistance 3, for example, I quickly became annoyed with the motion controls and stopped using them. |
| Bristow9091 said: I played both Killzone 3 and Resident Evil 5 from start to finish with motion controls... after that it was hard to go back to playing them with a controller, lol. They were so well done! Also I really enjoyed playing Tumble and Sports Champions (Specifically ping pong), they were really well done too... I've actually really enjoyed a whole bunch of games with Playstation Move, it's a shame more games don't support it! |
Fully agree with both of these comments. Killzone 3 is my favorite motion experience ever, and by far my favorite FPS game thanks to the motion controls. Every FPS since has been a bit disappointing thanks to the lack of motion, even if there have been a few really great shooters since.
Sports Champions was also a great realization of what Wii Sports could be with full motion controls, and not just gesture. I really don't know why Sony has not made a Sports Champions 1 & 2 remaster for PS4. It would give another reason to own Move controllers, and get more people one step closer to PSVR.
So far this gen, their have been a couple of great examples on PSVR. Batman, Until Dawn, PlayStation VR Worlds, Job Simulator, Harmonix Music VR, and Carnival games are my favorites so far.
I am super hyped to see what Farpoint and the AIM controller bring this week. With better tracking and the full immersion of PSVR, this should be the best motion experience to date. Having full motion with dual anologue should work nicely. I will try to update this post i a week with my experience.
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