145w ago - As the launch draws closer more PlayStation Move footage makes its way to the Internet, with todays videos focusing on Tumble, Start The Party, The Shoot and Kung Fu Rider with Sony's PS3 Motion Controller.

The videos come courtesy of ABandOfNinjas via YouTube, and the captions read as follows, to quote:

"A Band Of Ninjas received Playstation Move Controllers and we want to show off this new technology. We are long time gamers and love to see the technology improve to immerse and entertain.

This video demonstrates the move controllers and two demos; Tumble and Start The Party.

Continuing our coverage of the Playstation Move controllers and demos. This episode focuses on The Shoot and Kung Fu Rider."

Check out the PlayStation Move videos below!

148w ago - As September draws closer more PlayStation Move Motion Controller demos arrive, with today's PlayStation Move Party PS3 Dance Flow footage coming in courtesy of Taiwanese site Gamer.com.tw.

In addition to selling the controllers individually, Sony plans to provide several different bundle options for PlayStation Move hardware.

These include software/camera bundles with a PlayStation Eye, a Move motion controller and motion-control enabled software; console bundles which include a PS3 console, DualShock 3 gamepad, PlayStation Eye, and Move motion controller; and bundles with a Move motion controller with select games.

In North America, bundles will be available with the game Sports Champions or the PlayStation Move edition of EyePet. Japanese bundles will be available with Beat Sketch!, Biohazard 5 Alternative Edition or Big 3 Gun Shooting.

Finally, all bundles, as well as the stand-alone controller will also include the demo disc for a limited time.

Those interested can check out the PlayStation Move Party PS3 Dance Flow footage by SamGNN via YouTube...

160w ago - Sony Producer Tom O'Connor has shared a PlayStation Move developer diary video today detailing the upcoming Move Party title for PS3.

To quote: We debuted the game at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco back in March, and the response was awesome. Gamers are loving the augmented reality feature of the game.

Seeing the PlayStation Move motion controller transform before your eyes into objects on-screen, actually in your hand, is a pretty magical experience. Not to mention, the game is a lot of fun and we've been working hard on getting all the extra content into an "Alpha" build -- and we are there!

We are playing the games again and again, and then some more... and then again, tweaking and balancing and making sure that we cram as much fun into each of the games as we can before launching in the fall.





We've been showing the game behind closed doors and conducting lots of user testing. We've been really impressed at how quickly people of all ages are captivated by the game as soon as they pick up the PlayStation Move motion controller.

The experience is extremely intuitive. There are no special gestures to learn like in some motion control games, you simply interact with the objects...