yugffuts
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Articles are all over the place, but here's one in case you missed it...
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-10467340-52.html
Essentially, it's the Sony version of the Wii-mote, for the PS3. $100 for a controller, sub-controller (read: Nunchuck), and Eyetoy camera. Anyone interested in this? Why/Why not?
And my editorial...
They make no mention of how much additional controllers will be...I'm assuming $40-50. That would be $150 just to get started with this thing (2 players), and that would only include the demo game (unless they decide to package it with some killer app that they haven't discussed yet. That's a steep entry cost, especially considering I already have a Wii.
They demo'd a few basic titles (Ping Pong, Street Fighting, Little Big Planet), and some used multiple MOVES at the same time for one player. The games I saw, while admittedly ALPHA builds, looked basic and dull. If they're going to put out the same stuff as exists on the Wii with better graphics, will that really get people excited enough to spend the money?
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-10467340-52.html
Essentially, it's the Sony version of the Wii-mote, for the PS3. $100 for a controller, sub-controller (read: Nunchuck), and Eyetoy camera. Anyone interested in this? Why/Why not?
And my editorial...
They make no mention of how much additional controllers will be...I'm assuming $40-50. That would be $150 just to get started with this thing (2 players), and that would only include the demo game (unless they decide to package it with some killer app that they haven't discussed yet. That's a steep entry cost, especially considering I already have a Wii.
They demo'd a few basic titles (Ping Pong, Street Fighting, Little Big Planet), and some used multiple MOVES at the same time for one player. The games I saw, while admittedly ALPHA builds, looked basic and dull. If they're going to put out the same stuff as exists on the Wii with better graphics, will that really get people excited enough to spend the money?
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