Platform holder reaffirms commitment to core games IP development but admits to being â??head over heels in loveâ? with new tech

Sony claim Move not being pushed on devs

MCV Staff 12th March 2010 Development News

No pressure is being put on developers within Sony Worldwide Studios to switch their focus to the PlayStation Move, the platform holder has affirmed.

“The bottom line is Worldwide Studios is a huge organisation,” Sony Worldwide Studios VP Scott Rohde told Joystiq. “There are plenty of resources to go around.

“We’re never going to compromise our core – great exclusive games. Some teams are looking into how they might incorporate motion control into some existing plans. Others are totally focused on making the best sequels to the games we all love."

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