Beefjack Writes: Microsoft's Project Natal and Sony's Motion Controller are both coming in the foreseeable future. Releasing a new technology for consoles is almost always met with fanfare, and with revolutionary developments like these, it is understandable that there is a lot of hype. Sony's Motion Controller will be coming out of the gate first this fall, and faces a few pitfalls to go along with its envious time slot. Project Natal, on the other hand faces the disadvantage of following during the Holidays, but despite its second place release finish, it boasts a few advantages. In the end though, it seems safe to wonder if such a small distance of time will really matter in the large scheme of things. In fact, does release timing matter at all?
Default Prime author Kyree Leary had a Move Controller collecting dust, so he finally picked up the No More Heroes port on the PlayStation 3. Having never played the original Wii version, did he enjoy himself?
Default Prime Author Kyree Leary finally got a Playstation 3 to call his own. 5 years late to the party, how has he fared with it so far? And what games does he even have?
Welcome to the Playstation 3 family. I would suggest getting Folklore and Heavenly Sword if it's still available. Since the author like to Photoshop, he should probably get Beat Sketch and LBP 1 and 2.
Welcome to the club.
As for your current concerns with the service and such I am sure those will be address with better architecture in this case the ps4 will be build with all this mind.
Also check out the vita if you are a handheld gamer that little beast should also accomudate some of your concerns as well.
Review for No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise on PS3. Reviewed by www.gaming-age.com. Issues with framerate and screen tearing mar an otherwise fun HD port.
I think Natal could be in a bit of trouble in the overall scheme as the 360 is beginning to show its age, while the PS3 is starting to come into its own. It also doesn't help that most 1st party 360 games also come to the PC with better production values at this point. That doesn't prevent Natal from doing well, but I think people may grow tired of the 360's limitations, and not bother with Natal.
I don't know where all this talk of PS3 lasting another ten years is coming from. The PS2 lasted not because of the fact developers couldn't program for it, but because they could. Natal will extend the 360's lifespan yes, but not much more than the console would do on its own.
If MS promises a ton of things Natal can do like the hands-free UI and that's not ready day-one, they can't do better than Wii carnival titles at launch, then its going to crash and burn.
Same with the PS3's wand. Thought they can probably get away with a lightsaber game.
"Sony’s relative lack of third party support this generation won’t help either."
homeboy still stuck in 07.
Timing is everything, but I dunno accessories never have huge uptake, I'm curious what's the uptake on the Wii's motion plus with Nintendo's 60 million plus wii users?
And that's packed in with a bunch of games too...