| | Orb 2-in-1 Universal mount for Kinect and PlayStation move review – Stand by me | 
Geoffrey Tim - January 30th, 2012 | If you’re anything like me, you’ve got all sorts of controllers, cameras and needless accessories situated on, or around your TV. Thanks to the proliferation of motion-controlled gaming, it’s worse than ever. I’ve got a Wii sensor bar, a PlayStation Eye and a Kinect unit all vying for space where there isn;t any - so where do you put ‘em all? Orb’s universal 2-in-1 stand for the Kinect and PlayStation Move tries to solve that problem. Kinect, unlike the ... [»] | 
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| The Lazygamer Awards 2011 – Best Motion controlled Game | 
Geoffrey Tim - December 19th, 2011 | Thanks to the proliferation of Kinect and the PlayStation Move motion controlled games are more prolific than ever. More people are waggling their arms (or their whole bodies!) for the purpose of gaming than ever before. With all three console manufacturers having jumped into the fray, there were many great examples of motion controls pushing gaming in a new direction.
Here are the nominees for best Motion ... [»] | 
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| Sorcery’s back – and it looks magical | 
Geoffrey Tim - December 15th, 2011 | If there’s one single game that made me buy a PlayStation Move kit, its Sorcery; a better Harry Potter game than the actual Harry Potter games. It was shown off at E3 in 2010, blew people’s minds, and then pretty much disappeared. Well it’s back with a dash of revengeance. Sony’s sent out a press release not only reminding us ... [»] |
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| Carnival Island Reviewed–That makes no sense | 
Gavin Mannion - November 22nd, 2011 | A little while back Sony was kind enough to send us a whole pile of Move titles that are being pushed for this holiday season and we’re going to try and get the reviews out for all these titles in the next week or so.
These reviews are going to be shorter than normal simply because most of ... [»] |
Score
7.5/10 |
| Look at this box I got from Sony… | 
Geoffrey Tim - November 2nd, 2011 | One of the perks of this job - and it really doesn’t happen all that frequently - is that we sometimes get some pretty impressive, original, or interesting press kits. As I said, it doesn’t happen very often, but it did today.
Here’s a box I got from Sony’s local distributor. What’s in it?Opening it up, it’s just a box full of games, with some pictures of some happy people on the side.Folding the box according ... [»] | 
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| E3 2011 Press conference round-up: Sony | 
Ian Felmore - June 7th, 2011 | As a certified and proud PS3 fanboy, two things have been on my mind since I popped my proverbial E3 cherry. In what manner would Sony apologies for the PSN breach, and would the NGP be everything we want it to be? Two question that for me, if answered in the wrong way, could ruin a potentially outstanding conference.After a somewhat boring ... [»] |
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| Wii successor rumour round up | 
Geoffrey Tim - April 18th, 2011 | With the multitude of sources, it looks like an almost sure thing that Nintendo will be unveiling a brand new HD console at this year’s E3 in June. We told you when the rumours first broke out that it wouldn’t just be a re-jiggered Wii; this bad boy was set to recapture the hearts and minds of hardcore gamers. Game Informer started ... [»] |
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| Sony has sold 50 Million PlayStation 3’s | 
Geoffrey Tim - April 15th, 2011 | At what sales figure do you reckon you’ve achieved mass market penetration? The much-loved PlayStation 2 can certainly claim that, having sold over 150 million units during its lifetime. It’s younger, but bigger brother is well on its way to that accolade too, with Sony confirming they’ve shipped over 50 million PS3’s worldwide. That doesn’t necessarily mean that there are that many actual consoles in homes, but it’s gotta be ... [»] |
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| Develop for PlayStation Move with move.me | 
Ian Felmore - March 8th, 2011 | First off let me point out that move.me is not a game, but a downloadable application for the PS3 that will allow users to develop applications for the PlayStation Move.Why should you be excited? Hit the jump and find out!If you are looking for the most interesting content that has come out of Microsoft Kinect so far you wouldn’t have to look further ... [»] |
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| Get Fit With Mel B Review – May contain traces of spice… girl | 
Miklós Szecsei - February 24th, 2011 | Hey, video game players: you’re fat. You know it; your friends know it; your parents know it; your totally real and not made up girlfriend/boyfriend knows it. This is what game developers bank on us thinking, and that’s why we are subjected to an increasingly large variety of exercise games. It’s a phenomenon that comes part-and-parcel with ... [»] |
Score
7.0/10 |
| Playstation Move used to measure earth’s rotation | 
Geoffrey Tim - February 22nd, 2011 | In what has to be the geekiest thing done with a video game controller, ever, an enterprising nerd has used Sony’s hyper-accurate Move controller to measure the earth’s rotation.Used because its dual-axis gyroscope boasts a high dynamic range that makes other tangible motion sensing peripherals look a little silly, the Playstation move is coupled with a few cardboard tubes, a ... [»] |
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| Killzone 3 to be more “fluid” than Killzone 2 | 
Geoffrey Tim - January 19th, 2011 | Shocking. A newer game on the same hardware that runs and looks better than its predecessor? NO WAY! Still, it is true. Though I enjoyed the heck out of Killzone 2, it did have a myriad of flaws. On release, the deadzone for look controls was too large, making movement a pain in the arse. That was thankfully patched up later. ... [»] |
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| Playstation Move breaks the 4 million barrier | 
Gavin Mannion - December 1st, 2010 | The tit-for-tat between Microsoft and Sony continues, it was only yesterday that Microsoft were shouting from the rooftops that they had sold over 2.5 million Kinects in 25 days and now Sony has hit back. According to Sony they have sold ... [»] |
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| Is Sony making a Move lightsaber game? | 
Miklós Szecsei - November 26th, 2010 | Dear God I hope so! There is nothing concrete though, just speculation spawned off some badly constructed smack-talk on behalf of a Sony employee. Still, the unintentional hints are rather convincing, and they’re made even more so when you see how the guy tries to backtrack.The guy in question is Anton ... [»] | 
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