Upgrade your Wii – PS3 Move is out now

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Today has been one of the busiest days in tech news for quite a while, that means Sony’s Playstation Move has launched with little fanfare at all. Admittedly old mate Mr Timezone means the PS Move hasn’t made it to the US, yet, so it may have more luck in tomorrow’s news.

Also part of the issue could be the fact this is essentially a more accurate Wii controller. Sure it has tracking of the Z-axis that the Wii doesn’t, but basically its Sony incrementing on Nintendo’s work. If you are looking to try it out, there’s a Playstation Move starter pack available.

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This includes a PlayStation®Move motion controller, PlayStation®Eye Camera and a demo disc featuring:

  • Sports Champions
  • Start the Party!
  • The Shoot
  • EyePet: Move Edition
  • TV Superstars
  • echochrome ii
  • Tumble
  • Beat Sketchers

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For more information check out the PS Move FAQ. Also leave a comment if you’ve tried the move, what do you think ? Best thing since sliced bread, or cool, but iterative ?

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