PlayStation LifeStyle

Probably the best Move-only game out there, Zindagi Games’ Sports Champions highlighted just what the motion control was capable of. Their next release, Medieval Moves: Deadmund’s Quest, sadly wasn’t as good, but still helped support the Move platform – something that Sony has had trouble doing. Now, we’ve uncovered a job listing that states that the developer is working on yet another PS3-exclusive, which is probably another Move game.

The job listing on Gamasutra is under the PS3 category, with Zindagi calling themselves a 2nd party studio and talking about their work with the Move, including a mention that the company worked on the motion controller “since its inception all the way through R&D and production.” Their site also says “We work with the PlayStation Move”, all of which suggests that the game is a Move title.

We uncovered a similar job listing early last year, with the game turning out to be November’s Deadmund’s Quest.

http://playstationlifestyle.net/2012/02/08/sports-champions-deadmunds-quest-dev-working-on-new-ps3-exclusive/

With Sports Champions being so great and Deadmaud being not quite, I predict this one will be middling.

They need to use the sub-controller. What Move desperately needs IMHO is a good game that actually uses the sub-controller and Wand together to allow proper movement combined with combat.

Resident Evil 5 is great with Move but the support came too late. Obviously Killzone and the like have also used Move more fully but that is optional and not casual titles.

At this point Sorcery still looks like the best bet for a decent Move title. Although based on SC these guys probably have the knowledge needed - but based on the demo for Deadmund's Quest they aimed too low for scope with the on-rails (mostly) approach.

Nsanity, would it kill you not to post an anti-Sony article you've seen somewhere? Just once?