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Why Robin Makes Batman Better We’ve been trying to notice every little thing about the PlayStation Move this week. Each detail is telling. Here are two surprise Move manoeuvres I witnessed during demos of Move this past week at Game Developers Conference.
Don’t snicker at Move Party. It is the game most squarely targeted at families among the motion-sensitive games showcased today at Sony’s PlayStation Move event. It is the most magical game here.
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McWhertor’s gotten his impressions in, here is a video of the PlayStation Move title, shown today at GDC, and another six screens.
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Another title shown off at the PlayStation Move’s unveiling today is “Move Party” the working title of a PlayStation Eye-enabled casual game that puts the player on screen in the action.
