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    Sony shows off PS3 motion controller

    Posted on Tuesday, June 02 2009 @ 22:10:56 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Microsoft showed off its Project Natal motion tracking for the Xbox 360 yesterday, and Sony just unveiled a new motion tracking PlayStation 3 controller that offers "true 1:1 tracking" and "true 3D pointing". The device is named PlayStation Motion Controller, it will be out in Spring 2010 but pricing is still unknown.
    By moving the wand-like controller and its glowing top forward, back, left and right, the demonstrator was able to walk around a room in first-person, aim, and shoot. Another demonstration showed the precision of the device with handwriting and painting.

    There's an analog trigger on the controller as well, demonstrated with a spray paint application. Yet another demonstration saw the player dual wielding two controllers to control a shield and sword, with each offering 1:1 motion.
    Engadget has some photos from the presentation:




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