Speaking to the Times Online at GamesCom, Sony head Kazuo Hirai confirmed that Sony’s answer to Microsoft’s Project Natal is set for a spring launch next year. The motion controller from Sony was originally announced at E3 in July this year. The device, which uses the PSEye to track 3D movement and accelerometer within the device itself to track movement, is expected to be a major step up on Nintendo’s Wiimote.
Kazuo Hirai:
“We are slating it for spring of next year. One of the things is that we just don’t want to put out the controller. We need a great software that supports the controller at launch. It’s something that we’ve been working on for the longest time.”
This is better than the WiiRemote x100
Very Very Nice…
getting it on day 1
I will wait for users review
project natal is cool , but i don’t think its gonna be functionning 100 percent right , as for the two magic wands that sony made , i got my hopes up the sixaxis feature is cool and it functions good , so the wands would be good i guess
Wow! My decision was right about choosing ps3 over wii. Thanks Ps3. I have always trusted u.
sounds a bit like a poor man natal to me….
i wonder how much will it cost
@Pranil
i cant believe you put wii n ps3 in the same category
@kite 80 $ to 100 $ i guess
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