Portal 2 on the PlayStation 3 will be getting a patch that adds PlayStation Move compatibility to the game. The patch will also offer 20 new Test Chambers that will require the Move controller. The patch will also lets gamers use the Move controller in the main single-player mode too.
At Sony’s E3 Press Conference last night, it was revealed that LittleBigPlanet Karting will be getting PlayStation Move support. To support the game, along with other racing titles, including Gran Turismo 5, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, BurnOut Paradise, and MotorStorm Apocalypse, Sony has revealed the PlayStation Move Racing Wheel.
The very first table football game for the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita has been announced. The game is packed with lots of features and game moves, including various kinds of tables (American style, European style…), customizations, ball types and trick shots to keep you entertained and experimenting for hours.
Kinect has now sold ten million units, but eight million were sold in the first two months, a pattern that Ubisoft has described as “not healthy”. In contract, the PlayStation Move only just reached the 9 million mark, but sales have been steady since launch. The latest figures puts the PlayStation Move just a million short of Kinect.
The inFAMOUS: Festival of Blood DLC pack already supports the PlayStation Move. Soon, you will also be able to enjoy inFamous 2 with Move as well, via a free update. Since it’s Halloween, check out Cole’s horror-themed adventure in inFAMOUS: Festival of Blood in the video below.
A new LittleBigPlanet 2 patch is now available for download by booting up the game. Patch version v1.06 weighs in at a hefty 567.07 MB, and includes PlayStation Move support and a number of tweaks to the game. A full list of changes can be found below.
At this year’s Game Developers Conference we unveiled Move.me, a new software application that runs on the PS3 system and gives researchers, students, and programmers access to PlayStation Move’s technology for developing apps beyond traditional gaming. Move.me enables anyone with a PS3 to experiment with PlayStation Move and create new applications using a PC, the PlayStation Move motion controller, the PlayStation Eye camera, and the PS3 system.
Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) today announced that the sales of PlayStation Move motion controller for the PlayStation 3 reached over 4.1 million units worldwide. The milestone was reached in just 2 months since its release in September for North America, Europe/PAL territories and Asia, and 1 month since the release in October for Japan.
Last week we reported that Sony had shipped over a million PlayStation Move units in North America. Sony has since then released a cool infographic showing various PlayStation Move stats. A few noteworthy stats include “60% of people interested in buying the PlayStation Move already own a Wii,” and “Since May, purchase intent for the PlayStation Move among PS3 users has more than doubled.”
Although its not a definitive sales number, the PlayStation Move has already shipped one million units and given the list of exciting games coming out soon, it’s hard to imagine sales slowing down. Sony has a stack of games lined up for the holiday season with 24 titles already supporting the motion controller.
