SCEA Releases PlayStation Move ‘Launch Brochure’

08/15/2010 Written by Anthony Severino

The launch of the highly-anticipated PlayStation 3 motion controller, the PlayStation Move, is just over one month away. To prepare for the launch of the revolutionary new controller, Sony has released a PlayStation Move ‘Launch Brochure’ detailing everything you need to know about the PlayStation Move. The brochure includes a list of Move compatible titles which will be available by the holiday season, a motion controller comparison chart which compares the PlayStation Move to competitor’s motion controllers, a guide to help you decide which PlayStation Move configuration is correct for you, and much more.

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12 Responses to “SCEA Releases PlayStation Move ‘Launch Brochure’”

smokey_vols says:
08/15/2010 at 3:45 PM
I used the $20 credit from Amazon and put it on the Move controller and sub controller so it came out to be around $60 for them both. Can’t wait to play some RE5 with them.
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Axl Rose says:
08/15/2010 at 3:58 PM
Can’t WAAAIIIIT!!!!! >.<
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Odium_Generis says:
08/15/2010 at 4:43 PM
Hm. People seem generally excited about this. That’s good.
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wtGp says:
08/15/2010 at 5:23 PM
l’ll just use my dualshock 3 as the sub controller, l want to save some money.
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Rynxie says:
08/15/2010 at 6:26 PM
I found the comparison interesting. Pretty much can do what the other two offer but better. The price of the move/ps3 bundle worries me s little though. Doesn’t seem move will sell consoles but stand alone it night be a success. Sony definitely did right with the launch games and support from third parties though something MS kinect is lacking in. Time will tell oct and nove right around the corner
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peroxadic says:
08/15/2010 at 6:27 PM
I see almost no point in buying just one pair of controllers, since I want to play with my gf/friends. Even though I already own the Eye, I will still need to pay at least $200 to play a game. Two sets of controllers = $160, + $60 game… eeesh.
Is the sub controller necessary for most games? Or will having just the primary controller be enough for some two player action?
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Rynxie says:
08/15/2010 at 6:27 PM
Damn iPod touch auto correct. *might* and * nov*
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Rynxie says:
08/15/2010 at 6:29 PM
Dude move games are 30-40$ retail games are 60$
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themule says:
08/15/2010 at 7:23 PM
@peroxadic
I wouldn’t buy more than 1 Navi, at the very least, If you’re buying Move to play multiplayer I guess you’ll be buying Sports Champion, perhaps a game like The Shoot or Start the Party… all the Move-only games are priced just $40, must of those games don’t use the Navi (would people be so kind to start calling the subcontroller NAVI or some kind of short SUBstitute? Subcontroller or navigation controller really doesn’t cut it)
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Richy2k9 says:
08/16/2010 at 10:08 AM
hello …
i want to MOVE it MOVE it … OK enough …
it’s a bit more expensive for me (SH cost) … but will try get it ( a pair of MOVE + 1 sub will be OK) …
I will see if a lot games come also off PSN but I’m looking for the sport, the fighting & maybe a dance game
I want wait to MOVE …. in 3D
cheers!
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nemo20000 says:
08/16/2010 at 10:27 AM
Kung-Fu Rider?
Kung-Fu Rider!
Who wouldn’t want to escape from a Hong Kong Triad on a speeding office chair?!
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tiger7758 says:
08/23/2010 at 6:09 PM
Sony featured this in the What we Read blog update
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