The PlayStation Move games (we know of)

by Ben Gilbert on Mar 10th 2010 8:55PM

According to the block of info posted on European PlayStation Blog, there are a lot more PlayStation Move games out there to be seen than tonight's press release let on. Beyond the already revealed support for Move in SOCOM 4, LittleBigPlanet and EyePet, a whole mess of games were shown off at Sony's GDC event, from Move Party (um, a party game) to Slider (Mirror's Edge meets Pain?) to a Western shooter in The Shoot. (We've dropped a screen of Sports Champion above -- a game we think looks particularly fantastic.)

Oh, and the Euro Blog's mention of "DUKES" is just another name for that Motion Fighter game, which was mentioned onstage during this evening's press event -- so cool your heels and put the Jump to Conclusion mat back away. (We do rather like the name "Dukes," we'll admit; though we've been told it's a regional thing, and us North Americans are likely stuck with "Motion Fighter" instead.) We've yet to confirm which studios are developing which games, but you can be sure we'll ask Sony just as soon as we can. Here's the complete list of PlayStation Move titles that we know of, though, for now:

Sports Champion
The Shoot
Slider
TV Superstars
Move Party
Motion Fighter

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Tags: dukes, eyepet, gdc-2010, littlebigplanet, motion-fighter, move-party, playstation-motion-controller, playstation-move, slider, socom-4, sports-champion, the-shoot, tv-superstars

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The gladiator minigame looks fun, I've been waiting for a 1:1 weapon fighter since the wii came out.

Also if slider is the wierd one in japan with the guy in the office chair then that looks cool too.

They should make a medieval game where you can use the controller as a sword or a longbow.

Lord of the Rings would be great too.

Demons Souls 2 would work amazingly with Move

...Zelda?

@Khan

Except without the Wii's shitty graphics ;)

That archery one looks like fun. Though I'd rather a Robin Hood-esque game as opposed to just a mini game of archery.

Somehow I have the feeling this isn't going to be as great as people say it will be, must be the pessimist in me.

Or maybe you have been let down by the Wii and its canned movements on top of not knowing where you or it is in 3D space.

Sony has been working on this for many years, they know what they are doing. You get the best aspects of Natal and the Wiimote with an added dose of precision that both can only dream of.

For me, its not just the accuracy and precision, but the fact that the speed of force also comes into play. Dukes for example you can jab or punch and the harder and faster you punch, the game mimics the movements, speed, and momentum perfectly.

Killjeebus, you wouldn't happen to comment on 1up.com under the name "Game Master" would you?

No, I just think it will be a let down, like most things are.

it doesnt have the best part of natal, you are kidding yourself, they are both totally different types of technology and i for one am looking forward to both.

I can haz Demon's Souls with Move pl0x?

YOU DARE CONTRADICT THIS?!?

http://i42.tinypic.com/3348axt.jpg

OH MY-

*dies*

Demonsoul?

had a short fuse now i remember what game it is a great one for sure

I'm ignorant so forgive me, but how is any of this different from the Wii? I mean, we were all so excited for the Wii's controls, but that was a flash in the pan.

Headtracking and Mics

Hardcore games

This is accurate, camera based, 1:1 motion control. The Wii is not any of those things.

Motion Plus is 1:1, at least, even though Wii itself certainly is not.

The only difference I know of so far is how you move the ... ahem ... Move, it has the ability to move whatever object on the screen exactly the way you do with the controller, hence why everyone calls it 1:1 ratio movement.

In other words you can`t be lazy like in Wii tennis when you can play the game sitting on the couch and just twitch your wrist (Which I`m so guilty of)

But that's the part I like, the sitting on the couch part.

You guys are forgetting "teh betta gwafix."

I know most of those are working titles, but man, could they be more generic? :P

I've got a question, remember the big uproar when Microsoft said Natal would use 10-15% of the computer resources? People said Natal games would not be able to deliver high production games because of it. Now, I know these 'Move' games are alpha, but most of them looked very poor. So I'm asking; Is the implementation of motion controls going to hit games in the graphics department?

Generic naming is sales conquest. Think about it. Wii Fit, Wii Sports, Rock Band, Carnival Games even.

Yes, Move titles will have to put a noticeable amount of CPU into the input processing.

But who cares, it's only going to be of any use for party games anyway. Sorry to have to break that to you.

But what about Socom 4 and other shooters that may be available for both controller options in the future. Will they look different if you play them with the Move?

They won't ramp down the CPU power if you "switch on" the motion tracking. and suddenly the graphics are worse. They will simply make the game with the decrease in mind.

Can't imagine Uncharted 3 having a planned decrease just to be able to play it with Move. Devs don't have a lot of room to play with, I don't think they'd be eager to sacrifice anything.

i just hope they dont pull a wii and produce shovelware every other week. i work at walmart and you should see the nonsense games they have on the bargain rack. i mean theres a game where you scoop ice cream...i mean c'mon now.

I doubt it .... Sony and Microsoft have a pretty high standard when it comes to quality of games.

Might get games like Cooking Momma but they`ll probably look they were done by the Heavy Rain devs lol

lolz..Cooking Mama HD!3D! tagline= this summer! make pancakes (almost) FOR REAL!

Motion Fighter just makes me want a Breakdown 2 so bad. Move tech would be perfect for it, so get on that Namco!

Hey sega, a competent samba de amigo would be nice.

*of which we know

I'm pretty sure they said SOCOM 4 was supporting this thing.

Ya I'm pretty sure Joystiq did too if you'd actually read the post.

is anyone else hoping that Slider is actually based on the TV show SLIDERS with Jerry O'Connell?

Why do you guys keep forgetting about these?

www.joystiq.com/2009/09/24/playstation-motion-controller-on-track-for-spring-2010-release/

Are they not confirmed or something?

Why didn't that turn into a link? Oh well... Just copy/paste

uh... half of those are already on the list or where mentioned at GDC.

Hey, at least you'll be able to play online with other people with these games+Move, and it won't seem ENTIRELY like a gimmick.

This is awesome. I was just saying to myself, man, there are too many good games in the early part of this year to buy my normal spread during the holidays. Thanks for putting out a bunch of crap I don't want, Sony.

Now howsabout an inFamous 2 reveal at E3, mkay?

Tigah Woodz PGA Tour 11, now with Sex mini-games

What about the new Ape Escape that has been mentioned before? I hope that can be played on ds3 too, because that series has amazing controls. They were revolutionary on the ps1 with the dualshock.

I think it'd be cool if they added support for Resistance 3 when released and Infamous 2 when released.

Heavy Rain would likely work nicely with PSM. Its input mechanics are very gesture-like, IMHO, something that can be better handled with a wand + nunchuck. Don't ya think?

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