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Sony Primes Kung-Fu Live For PSN
It’s not like we needed another reason to do a bunch jumping kung fu kicks, but Sony is giving us one anyway. Later this year, Sony will release the PSN title Kung-Fu Live, a PlayStation Eye game that puts you in the role of a kung fu master.
Using Sony’s Freemotion technology and a PlayStation Eye camera, Kung-Fu Live puts players into a cartoon kung-phooey world, transforming slight jumps and kicks into zany attacks and flips. Of course, players will also be able to shoot lighting from their hands just like real kung fu masters.
According to the PlayStation Blog, “People have been saying that our game and tech using the PlayStation Eye is stealing the thunder from Natal. LOL!”
LOL?
Anyway, PlayStation 3 users will have the chance to rip something fragile between their legs this summer when Kung-Fu Live starts kicking it real school on PSN.
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