New The Fight: Lights Out trailer Promises Haymakers at 60fps & More
Perhaps the Most popular and talked about game above all other ‘pure’ PlayStation Move titles has been ‘Motion Fighter‘, which has since been renamed ‘The Fight: Lights Out‘. And why wouldn’t it be? The game allows you to use two Move controllers to beat the living hell out of your opponent with 1:1 ratio movement; plus it even gives you a workout in the process! John McCaughlin, Producer for the title talks about this and more in the latest ‘developer diary’ for the game.
The most interesting part of the video has to be the promise of 60fps, which is vital for any PlayStation Move game to help with any potential lag. I still have a few questions though, seeing as how this game requires you to use two PS Move controllers, will it come packed with an extra controller? How expensive will the game before if so? There better as hell be a stand alone version too! If not, this could hurt sales of the The Fight: Lights Out seeing as how not every gamer is going to be able to afford one PS Move controller, let alone two when it first releases. Seems like this whole ‘Move’ to the realm of motion is going to be a costly affair.
Look for The Fight: Lights Out’ this Fall when the PlayStation Move Motion Controller hits. Check out screen for the game here or read Sev’s full hands-on impressions with the PS Move controller here.
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10 Responses to “New The Fight: Lights Out trailer Promises Haymakers at 60fps & More”
This looks cool. I like when he compares the wii fighting controls haha.. I hope this game is just a psn game or something it would be difficult for me spending 60 bucks on this.. sony should make a little demo disc that comes with the motion controllers
ps3 eye $35
1 move controller $45
another move controller $45
looking like a idiot flailing your arms about……. priceless!
@Caphead
I already have a PSEye
That said, I have seen nothing as yet to make me want a PS MOVE. I had hands on time with it in NYC and its pretty cool. However, the games just seems to much like Me TOO games when compare to the Wii
Caphead and TheHater – I think you’re both crazy. I think this looks amazing. Caphead the main point of this video was to demonstrate that they want you to perform realistic movements and not just “flailing your arms around” like the Wii required and other past motion tech. Not to mention if you’re worried about how you look when you’re supposed to be having fun while playing a video game then you have bigger problems.
I think this game looks amazing so far, especially since it is only in pre-alpha build, or 20% complete (showed in the bottom corner of the video). It’s ridiculous to judge the PS Move on demos you have played at game shows when none of the games for it are even close to being finished. I also think this game proves that the Move is aimed towards a different audience than the Wii simply from the portrayal of the characters (realistic fighers as compared to stupid looking bobblehead cartoons) and I’m assuming there will be blood which you would never see in a Wii game either. These games, or at least this one, are obviously not aimed towards kids or casual gamers who are very easy to entertain.
@giese
down boy! didnt mean too ruin your day.
Im not judging a game I am not judging the controllers, and I know that was to demonstrate the technologies preciseness. Should be fun for some, but not me. I am glad people are excited about it, but too me this has been done before already, and not something I am interested in the least. I would rather see more time and effort and funding go to game development , not to a controler that will just hamper or dumb down the development of upcoming games. because we all know every release from sony now will have to be “move” compatible!
if i wanted to wave my arms around to play a game I would already have a wii, and probably cheaper than all the things needed for a complete “move” experience.
I believe it is geared towards the casual gamer… sorry…
*cough* *cough* lame *cough*
@ Hater
I have a PSeye already also, depending on pricing I will probably pick up a “Move”, just so I am not one of those that hate and talk trash about something only too never have tried it, still (like my above post) there is nothing about the technology I am really interested in that makes me look forward too release, it will probably be a impulse buy down the line.
@Giese “Not to mention if you’re worried about how you look when you’re supposed to be having fun while playing a video game then you have bigger problems.”…. HAHAHAHA best line ever…. you have self confidence issues!! well not u giese…but whoever u were referring to lolol…classic
Pointless if you can’t play this online.
I’m not really into the Wii motion controls, but I think that’s just because they are not accurate at all. I always felt it was stupid that you could waggle the Wii mote to punch someone on the boxing game..or do some other amazing action by flailing your arms around like an idiot. This game is really cool for people who would really want to box/ fight, and it looks like it takes actual skill.
Waggling a Wii mote to make your character do something that you are not makes you look more ridiculous than if your character was moving as you move. It’s like punching a punching bag. You don’t flail your arms around to hit a punching bag, you actually punch it.
Definitely going to check this out.