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Sony Details Move Launch Software
Sony has listed the games that will be supporting the launch window of the Move, including first- and third-party titles.
Although not specifically listing which games will be at launch, it's easy to speculate that anything below listed for September should be there the day you go to buy the peripheral on September 19. Some of the games, like Toy Story 3 or Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11, will already be out by the time the Move hits the streets, and will offer compatibility via an downloadable update (while others like Heavy Rain will be compatible later). First-party games for Move will retail for $39.99, but third-party pricing is unknown at this time.
SEPTEMBER
- EyePet (Sony)
- Kung Fu Rider (Sony)
- Sports Champions (Sony)
- Start The Party! (Sony)
- Echochrome II (Sony)
- Tumble (Sony)
- The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest (WB Games Inc.)
- Brunswick Pro Bowling (Crave)
- Resident EviL 5 Gold Edition (Capcom)
- RUSE (Ubisoft)
- Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2011 (Electronic Arts)
- Time Crisis: Razing Storm (Bandai Namco)
- Toy Story 3 (Disney)
FALL
- Beat Sketcher (Sony)
- SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs (Sony)
- John Daly’s ProStroke Golf (OG International)
- Racquet Sports (Ubisoft)
OCTOBER
- Hustle Kings (Sony)
- The Fight: Lights Out (Sony)
- The Shoot (Sony)
- TV Superstars (Sony)
- High Velocity Bowling (Sony)
- Pain (Sony)
- Heavy Rain (Sony)
- Kung Fu Live (Virtual Air Guitar Company)
- NBA 2K11 (2K Sports)
NOVEMBER
- SingStar Dance (Sony)
- Little Big Planet 2 (Sony)
- Sly Collection (Sony)
- Deadliest Catch: Sea of Chaos (Crave)
- Tron Evolution (Disney)
2011
- Heroes On The Move (Working Title) (Sony)
- Killzone 3 (Sony)
- Sorcery (Sony)
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