GamingTrend writes:
"On September 7th of 2010, Sony introduced a game that really showed how much the Move had to offer – Sports Champions. The game featured Table Tennis, Beach Volleyball, Gladiator Duel, Disc Golf, Bocce, and Archery. Packed in with the hardware, it served up some experiences we’d seen on other platforms, but never quite this well. While Volleyball fell flat, there was no beating the feeling of squaring off as a Gladiator with a shield, or nocking and arrow and sending it down range. Naturally, Sony and developer Zindagi Games wanted to follow up the with a sequel, and as such I’ve gotten the chance to take Sports Champions 2 for a spin. This time around we’ll be a whole new slew of activities to play, but I’m very happy to say ahead of everything thing else that Archery has returned and it’s better than ever."
Game Idealist reveal their list of the ten top PlayStation 3 games that require a PlayStation Move controller.
Wow. This article is like 5 years too late?
And also? The Wonderbook games, namely the two Harry Potter ones, Book of Spells and Book of Potions, were probably the best Move games... yet this article doesn't mention them.
Atleast it had tumble listed..
I enjoyed the dead space and resident evil light gun games with the move.
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Back during February’s PlayStation Meeting 2013, Sony’s PS4 reveal had one segment of the show dedicated to the use of the PS Move for next-gen. This demonstration showed Media Molecule–the creators of LittleBigPlanet–sculpting amazingly detailed digital works of arts and performing advanced puppet shows and concerts with the Move. Riding this wave, I half-expected Sony’s E3 conference to have some mention of it, and yet a whole week went by and I never heard a single peep. It may be that Sony is abandoning the Move and–pardon the pun–moving it from priority status to lowly passion project. Or, it could mean that they want a focused presentation that will continue to counter Microsoft’s every move–we all know a ten minute demo of the WonderBook was not going to do Sony any favors in the next-gen console wars. Does this mean the Move is completely dead? Or waiting for a renaissance?
With Nintendo’s Skyward Sword & Metroid Prime 3: Echoes, and Sony’s Sorcery, Sports Champions franchise, and Deadmund’s Moves in mind (arguably the best examples–technically speaking–of what motion controls can do), and perhaps even the idea of Sony’s HMD set (their PS4 console version of the Windows-based Oculus Rift) to make games even more immersive, I’m pitching five ideas for games that can get the Move moving off the shelves and into your homes.
I love Move. I hope to see it more in the coming generation. Sports Champions 3, please! Also, a new Buzz would be great!
More rail shooters. I can't get enough of House of the Dead Overkill Extended Cut, the most fun I've had with the Move Sharpshooter.
i like the move. although i havent used it in a while. could go for a good move game pretty soon. maybe ill explore my options. suggestions anyone?
This game seems to be getting pretty positive reviews.
Maybe I should dust off my move controllers.
I hope they add more sports via DLC later on, like an upgraded version of Frisbee Golf.
might pick this one up.
More table tennis too, that was by far the best pick from the original game. Not that I wanted to see all the same sports, but they are including archery again.