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Sony: Move Supports Almost 50 Games, More Coming
Just in case you thought PlayStation Move was headed for the industry's Unused Peripheral Bin of Shame (yes, that does exist), Sony is pledging continued support of its new motion controller, with a lot more titles on the way.
Sony is stating that there are now almost 50 games that utilize PlayStation Move, from PSN games like Beat Sketcher and Tumble, to software updates for titles like Heavy Rain and Resident Evil 5. As for what's coming in 2011, here is a tentative list:
echochrome II
Dead Space Extraction
de Blob 2
Dungeon Defenders
Dungeon Hunter: Alliance
PlayStation Move Heroes
Killzone 3
LittleBigPlanet 2
Michael Jackson: The Experience
Modern Combat: Domination
No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise
SOCOM 4
Sorcery
Top Darts
Under Siege
Virtua Tennis 4
Yoostar 2
Zumba Fitness
Have your fears about the longevity of PlayStation Move been assuaged yet?
[Via PlayStation Blog]
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