Sony names Moves fighting game

MCV Staff 19th April 2010 Business News

Previously known simply as Motion Fighter, Sony has finally put a name on the monochrome first person fighter first demoed at GDC earlier this year – The Fight: Lights Out.

The game will boast 60fps gameplay and, as well as tracking a pair of Move controllers for punching, will also track a user’s head movements.

We had a really positive response from everyone who played the game at the Game Developers Conference,” the game’s producer John McLaughlin said on the PlayStation Blog.

We’re currently in an alpha state and things are starting to look sweet. We’ve conducted a ton of motion capture to ensure that every punch, every hit reaction, every dirty move and every hard-hitting knockout makes the player feel right in the thick of the action.”

More information about the game will be revealed at E3 this June.

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