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Greenberg says PS Move games are 'really controller-based games'

I disagree 16 9.52%
 
Agreed 36 21.43%
 
Maybe some are 16 9.52%
 
Aaron Greenberg again? 43 25.60%
 
Just some more worthless PR talk 31 18.45%
 
This poll is useless 26 15.48%
 
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kowhoho on 19 September 2010

It's...using a controller... so I don't know how saying that it's a "controller based" game means anything. I don't get what this comment is supposed to mean. :/



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Icyedge on 19 September 2010
kowhoho said:

It's...using a controller... so I don't know how saying that it's a "controller based" game means anything. I don't get what this comment is supposed to mean. :/


I think he mean that they add Move control to games playable with DS3. A la R.U.S.E., resident evil, socom, killzone 3. But his point is moot, it just goes to show the Move library will grow quite fast.



greenmedic88 on 19 September 2010
Icyedge said:
kowhoho said:

It's...using a controller... so I don't know how saying that it's a "controller based" game means anything. I don't get what this comment is supposed to mean. :/


I think he mean that they add Move control to games playable with DS3. A la R.U.S.E., resident evil, socom, killzone 3. But his point is moot, it just goes to show the Move library will grow quite fast.

This is obviously what he was implying. Just either really poor wording on his part or some sort of indirect way of saying that only camera based controllerless tracking counts as "motion control" in gaming, which is kind of a stupid thing to imply.



V-r0cK on 19 September 2010

....Stating the obvious?



thismeintiel on 19 September 2010

Is someone afraid that the two competitors' controls actually work as advertised and don't need a HUGE hype train driven by Cirque Du Soleil preceding launch?



 

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ultraslick on 20 September 2010

Kinects launch lineup of software is specifically designed for the device because it has to be.

Yes, Socom is modified to have move, as is Killzone... it is additive. This is something that can also be done with Kinect. I am shocked Microsoft didnt re-arrange their launch sechedule to allow some motion control Kinect features in Halo Reach.

If you think of Motion control in the reight way, it would have been awesome and smart.

Greenberg just comes off sounding like an ass.



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Mr Puggsly on 20 September 2010
thismeintiel said:

Is someone afraid that the two competitors' controls actually work as advertised and don't need a HUGE hype train driven by Cirque Du Soleil preceding launch?

Sony seems to be plenty of afraid. You could write a book about all the Kinect bashing they've done.



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makingmusic476 on 20 September 2010

The two highlights of Move's launch, Sports Champions and Tumble, are Move-specific games. 

Yeah, many Move games are built around a standard controller with Move controls added on top of that, like KZ3 and LBP2, but there's a fair number of Move-specific games being made as well.

And I don't see any problem with games that allow for both control schemes, especially when they'll work so incredibly well with Move, like shooting in Killzone or editing levels in LittleBigPlanet.



Cross-X on 20 September 2010

Greenburg you did it again... Douchebag...



Carl on 20 September 2010
Mr Puggsly said:
thismeintiel said:

Is someone afraid that the two competitors' controls actually work as advertised and don't need a HUGE hype train driven by Cirque Du Soleil preceding launch?

Sony seems to be plenty of afraid. You could write a book about all the Kinect bashing they've done.

While true... What do you expect?

Microsoft have been pretty much saying they invented controller-free gaming. And have done some bullshit bashing themselves.

Sony themselves have a right to bash Kinect.

But I do find it really amusing that you've come to the thread to talk about Kinect bashing with Greenberg (once again) being dumb as fuck and trying to bash PS Move.