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Killzone Move Peripheral Less Than Deadly
Say what you will about Kinect, but not having a controller can have its advantages. Case in point – this new Sony Move peripheral called the PlayStation Move Sharp Shooter.
The peripheral will ship the same day as Killzone 3 (Feb. 22) for $39.99, and apart from the clown nose muzzle that may prevent you from being accidentally shot by a trigger-happy cop (but won't make you look any less of a fool in your own home), the controller also features a reload button, pump action, and different firing settings.
Other than Killzone 3, the Sharp Shooter will also expressly work with SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs (out in the fall), and is compatible with other shooters like Dead Space Extraction and Time Crisis: Razing Storm.
Finally, Sony is also releasing this new Jungle Green controller at Killzone 3's launch.
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