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Because...Microsoft would rather pay $$$ for timed-exclusive DLC and a few exclusive features in multiplatform games while they blow billions on Kinect instead of, y'know, making games.
This issue was explained over a month ago. The only reason why voice commands are exclusive to 360 is because Microsoft paid for them. Cha-ching!
Move can't do voice recognition, the PS eye can.
And the reason why PC or PS3 aren't getting is because Kinect is doing all the work with it's hardware.
http://ca.kotaku.com/581013...
For the PS eye I think that's all software base on the PS3 side.
Put it in simpler terms.
Kinect is doing it, no new software is written,which makes it easy for Bioware to do it. If Bioware were to do it with PC and PS3 then we would have to expect ME3 to release later considering that they would need to write the software themselves. Kinect comes pre-loaded with that already.
Voice Recognition = Kinect Feature
PS Eye Does have it but limited.Binary Domain supported it because the devs took their time to write the software up.
If bioware did it for PS3 I would imagine it would take some time considering the length and size of the game.
Perhaps Bioware is just lazy not to do it or perhaps it is money.
they will add it sometime.
Microsoft pays good money to keep such pointless features exclusive to the 360 version of the game, and EA is more than happy to take that money.
You dont need the kinect or even the eye to do voice control. Its been done before but lets pretend like this is the first time and kinect invented it. Kind of like kinect is the first camera to do motion. Microsoft is going the apple route, pretending they invented someone and no one noticing and people actually think they did. Only apple can get away with that but now it seems microsoft is doing that aswell.