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Sony’s Crazy New Patent Wants You To Strap PlayStation Move Controllers To Your Limbs
Are current soccer games just not accurate enough to replicate your awesome real life skills? The answer to this age-old (?) question of man versus peripheral could be solved simply by strapping a bunch of motion-sensing controllers to your arms and legs. Look, Sony’s even whipped up a diagram for you in its latest patent application.
Sony Could Be Making A PlayStation Controller That Can Split In Half
Yesterday, a patent filed by Sony Computer Entertainment way back in May of 2011 was finally published, revealing designs for a new PlayStation Move controller that’s essentially a Sixaxis crossbred with the OG Move and given the power to split in twain. Combiform team, eat your heart out.
This Playstation Move Steering Wheel Must Be Seen To Be Believed
If I were to ask you what the one thing was that it would take to get you to dust off your Playstation Move, my guess is that you wouldn’t say a steering wheel attachment.
Portal Picks Up A PlayStation Move Controller, Returns To The PS3 With New Levels
Developer Sixense has announced that a bunch of new Portal content is coming to the PlayStation 3. It’s called Portal 2 In Motion, and it’s DLC for the existing game that takes full advantage of Sony’s PlayStation Move peripheral.
The Game That Got Me Excited About The PlayStation Move Quietly Arrives
Nearly two years ago at E3 2010, Sony showed off a game that demonstrated the true potential the PlayStation Move. Today it quietly slips onto retail shelves. Anyone excited for Sorcery?
Time To Play "What The Hell Is This Thing Sony Just Patented?"
What the hell is this? A steering wheel? A jet fighter’s yoke? It’s certainly a peripheral for the PlayStation Move, with swing-wing handle grips out at the side. Why is that feature necessary?
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