Release Date Set For Sony PS3 Motion Controller
Andrew Robichaud — September 29, 2009 — Tech
References: gizmag
In the epic battle of motion-sensor gaming, Sony has finally stepped up to the plate. With the Wii having continued success and Xbox’s Project Natal getting more attention then Megan Fox, it’s about time that the we get a chance to experience a PS3 motion controller.
The PS3 motion controller is still being perfected with different features that include colour changing for movement feedback and the standard (but always fun) rumble. it is designed and expected to track “the natural and intuitive movement” of any player and mimic that in the game.
The PS3 motion controller will be ready to burst onto the scene some time in the second quarter of 2010!
The PS3 motion controller is still being perfected with different features that include colour changing for movement feedback and the standard (but always fun) rumble. it is designed and expected to track “the natural and intuitive movement” of any player and mimic that in the game.
The PS3 motion controller will be ready to burst onto the scene some time in the second quarter of 2010!
Trend Themes
1. Motion Sensor Gaming - Growth in the motion sensor gaming space will lead to more opportunities in developing accessories or add-ons for consoles and games.
2. Intuitive Movement Tracking - Companies can leverage the potential of intuitive movement tracking by developing software or platforms that incorporate this technology.
3. Enhanced Feedback - Developing enhanced feedback mechanisms that simulate real-life sensations will become increasingly important as motion-sensor gaming becomes more popular.
Industry Implications
1. Video Game - Video game developers can incorporate motion sensor technology into their products to create more immersive and interactive gaming experiences.
2. IT - IT companies can develop new gaming hardware and software to complement motion sensor gaming and capture a growing market.
3. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can leverage motion sensor gaming to create interactive experiences for customers, such as theme park rides or immersive movie theaters.
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