Patrick Klepek speaks with Sony Europe producer John McLaughlin during GDC 2010 to find out more about the upcoming PlayStation Move fighting game Motion Fighter.
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The PlayStation Move, which is set to launch this Fall, is going up against the likes of Microsoft's Natal motion camera for the Xbox 360 and the already majorly successful Nintendo Wii. According to this new trademark, it appears that Sony will come out swinging.
Looks great. Especially after seeing it in Butler's commercial:
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This game is laggy as hell
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I've been waiting on something like this for a long time. I have a fighting background, I love to hit the bag, this would be just icing on the cake. Here's hoping they do it right. Oh and imagine if you could go online and fight, with the Eye you could see your real opponent, and it's just man to man. Maybe I'm asking too much though.
TheFeed's Patrick Klepek previews two games for the PlayStation 3, Motion Fighters and Sports Champions, which both use the new PlayStation Move motion controls. Find out how both games utilize the new technology in this preview.
the asian guy looks hellla weak aha.
but i notice a little bit of lag in the fighting game. i hope they fix that. other then that this will be day one. i love the gladiator one. looks so dope.
Kotaku: The game you see here will include a calorie counter. Lose weight by delivering a punch to the gut, followed by a head butt.
This is Motion Fighter, a motion-controlled bare-knuckle brawling game unveiled last week for the PlayStation 3's new Wii-style wand controller, the PlayStation Move. During an interview with Kotaku, Sony vice president of worldwide studios Scott Rohde mentioned that the game will include a calorie counter. "Based on your play session, it will tell you how many calories you've burned," he said. "There will be different ways to be working out with that."
Dancing games, namely, Dance Dance Revolution, have had calorie counters in the past, so this isn't unheard of. And, of course, Wii Fit has sold more than 20 million copies on the strength of the promise that a video game can make you fit. But the Wii does it with yoga, not with headlocks and head-punches.
I want to Play this game, calories? lol forget about that, the atmosphere characters and stuff fit really well for a Boxing Game, not like the other happy-fun-[?]-boxing-game
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