Quantic Dream to Explore Motion Control in “the near future”

11/02/2009 Written by Sebastian Moss

Sony’s Motion Controller system was announced at this year’s E3, showing true 1:1 control and camera mapping, with a mixture of the special controller and the PlayStation Eye. At the Tokyo Game Show, Sony detailed several games that would use the motion sensor, including a Resident Evil game. Now, at this year’s Eurogamer Expo, PlayStation LifeStyle managed to ask Quantic Dream’s CEO, and writer and director of Heavy Rain, David Cage, about his views on the new Motion Controller.

The French developer told PSLS that Quantic Dream had already “had a chance to play with some prototypes”, due to their “relationship with Sony”, and that they “really enjoy it”. He continued that Quantic Dream “believe that there is something really unique and interesting in this device”, and teased that “this is certainly something we are going to explore in the near future”. While Heavy Rain will not include motion control support, the game does use the SIXAXIS sensor to make player interaction more realistic.

Check out the full video interview with David Cage here.

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6 Responses to “Quantic Dream to Explore Motion Control in “the near future””

  1. Video Games Republic » Heavy Rain developer to explore motion controls Says:

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  2. JohnnyTruant5 Says:

    I think by near future he means in 2 or 3 years when his next game comes out lol, but it’s ok we understand.

  3. DGR8Mc187 Says:

    Cool stuff!

  4. DGR8Mc187 Says:

    Oops double post.

  5. SteelFox Says:

    @R2D2

    cool what? you should learn how to type something..

  6. joinsideke Says:

    Thank you steel for that valid and insightful post.

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