PlayStation Move a step up from Wii

MCV Staff 26th April 2010 Business News

Dundee developer Cohort Studios is busy building one of the first PlayStation Move titles to be released – and the group has already heaped praise on Sony’s motion control device.

The PlayStation Move is a great piece of hardware,” says studio CEO Lol Scragg. Having used both controllers a lot, I’d say it was clear that the Move controller is so much more accurate [than the Wii]," said Scragg.

I understand that, if you read any of the forums, you’ll [see] people state they don’t need motion control, but that’s because they’ve likened motion control to the Wii Once Sony and Microsoft start releasing their own games for their motion controllers, I think the core will come round to it.”

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