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Great news, the amazing thing is that these are optional. If you don't like them, don't complain(aimed at the trolls that comment on this)
I dont have a 3d t.v. but I'll probably try this with the move and see how it feels.
I dont have a 3d t.v. but I'll probably try this with the move and see how it feels.
Hey, now my Move device will be viciously fondled when I play this game. There will be so many, nasty, foreign, surreal things ill do to my move. Then, ill buy a sharpshooter to do more sloppy, brutal, siamese, dirty, unthinkable shit when I use it to play R3sistance.
with my tongue
with my tongue
sweet i already have all of it except resistance 3 way to go...too bad uncharted will not be getting into move and its been confirmed too D:
I got the Sharpshooter, played it with Killzone 3 and plan to play the shit out of it on Socom 4.
But I'll pass on Resistance 3.
But I'll pass on Resistance 3.
This is a dream come true, I played Killzone 3 with the sharp shooter and I was in love with it, now I will play SOCOM 4 with it too. Playing Resistance 3 with the sharp shooter will be just amazing, thank you insomniac
That Full Deployment version of SOCOM 4 with bundled Move and Sharpshooter is looking better and better. A lot of people told me that Move is their preferred method of playing KillZone 3.
I didn't get to play a lot of SOCOM 4 at PAX East, but I did like the cover system. It will be interesting to see how it works with Move. Resistance 3, on the other hand, should have no problem implementing Move, since they have only to study the other FPS titles that have used it.
I think it's safe to say that Move is finding a niche in the shooter genre, even if the offerings in other areas have been few and far between.
I didn't get to play a lot of SOCOM 4 at PAX East, but I did like the cover system. It will be interesting to see how it works with Move. Resistance 3, on the other hand, should have no problem implementing Move, since they have only to study the other FPS titles that have used it.
I think it's safe to say that Move is finding a niche in the shooter genre, even if the offerings in other areas have been few and far between.
The incentives to buy this just raised. Gotta admit I have a love-hate relationship with this series. Loved the first games' art style but HATED the controls, the levels, the difficulty and the feel of the game. Loved the second games' difficulty and control, but hated the art style, feel and levels of the game. Loved the feel and levels of Retribution, but hated it's difficulty, and despised it's horrendous graphics. The third game doesn't look better, but at least it has move (something that made Killzone 3 an excellent experience for me)
I'm happy with the move support but I still haven't found the sweet spot using the sharpshooter with Killzone 3. Maybe I'm doing it wrong?
no fancy 3D TV, no sharpshooter, no move controller... just old fashioned Resistance for me! Can't wait for the game though... hopefully they learned from R2 and go back more towards the fun of RFoM for the competitive multiplayer!
No one gives a shit. Quit adding pointless crap to this game and just make it good.
You have some shit to answer for after Resistance 2
You have some shit to answer for after Resistance 2
Bam! Yet another AAA game on the Move list.
Seriously, if you enjoyed light gun games as a kid, and want a proper FPS games, with moving around (free, not on rails) and full controller buttons, competitive online, WITH light gun type shooting too!! Move has you covered.
Want a solid, weighty, meaty, beautiful shooter? - Killzone 3.
Want a super realistic, 3rd person, tactical team based shooter, with classic gameplay, you know, from one of the first online console shooter franchises, and at it's very best? - SOCOM 4 (aka Special forces in Europe)
Want a fast, light, floaty, twitchy shooter with aliens and pew pew guns. - Resistance 3.
Hell if you want to play what is one of my favourite shooters from last year, MAG with 256 players AND move controller/sharp shooter - yup, you can do that too!
Add to those all the non-shooter games and you've got yourself a decent platform with a damn fine line up.
Seriously Move is just crushing the haters under a weight of awesome games(I don't personally like Resistance 1 or 2, but can appreciate it) and fantastic support. I've personally had a lot of fun with at least 8 Move games and it's been out like what? 7 months?
How many add on "platforms" like this do you know of with 3+ AAA shooters and at least 8 or 9 awesome games on it in the first 7-8 months?
I did a bit of an essay on a whole bunch more games and the sharpshooter, settings etc in the forums under the "Y U no Liek Motion conrols" poll in the forum. Come and discuss.
Seriously, if you enjoyed light gun games as a kid, and want a proper FPS games, with moving around (free, not on rails) and full controller buttons, competitive online, WITH light gun type shooting too!! Move has you covered.
Want a solid, weighty, meaty, beautiful shooter? - Killzone 3.
Want a super realistic, 3rd person, tactical team based shooter, with classic gameplay, you know, from one of the first online console shooter franchises, and at it's very best? - SOCOM 4 (aka Special forces in Europe)
Want a fast, light, floaty, twitchy shooter with aliens and pew pew guns. - Resistance 3.
Hell if you want to play what is one of my favourite shooters from last year, MAG with 256 players AND move controller/sharp shooter - yup, you can do that too!
Add to those all the non-shooter games and you've got yourself a decent platform with a damn fine line up.
Seriously Move is just crushing the haters under a weight of awesome games(I don't personally like Resistance 1 or 2, but can appreciate it) and fantastic support. I've personally had a lot of fun with at least 8 Move games and it's been out like what? 7 months?
How many add on "platforms" like this do you know of with 3+ AAA shooters and at least 8 or 9 awesome games on it in the first 7-8 months?
I did a bit of an essay on a whole bunch more games and the sharpshooter, settings etc in the forums under the "Y U no Liek Motion conrols" poll in the forum. Come and discuss.
@jboking - dude, 9 out of 16 people in this very comment thread "give a shit".
Read, then THINK, THEN type.
Read, then THINK, THEN type.
Bad news, the frustrating thing is the Move is an afterthought. If you like the Move, you should either want more games made that take advantage of the Move's capabilities or not pretend that the Move is a game changer when it's only being tacked onto shooters for its most basic functionality. I'm not saying you shouldn't like the Move, but I won't pretend that the Move is doing something special when it's being applied so generically.
@teakayfortoowon - The thing is, games designed around motion controls are a bit hit and miss and VERY genre specific. Like only certain genre's REALLY work with ground up Motion controls and a lot of those are bullshit party games or sports collections.
However using the Move as a light gun is a pretty easy way to literally "change" a "game".
My vote is fully down in the "Add move lightgun controls, make yo game better" box.
What's most important:-
1) That games were designed specifically for a motion controller, with a revolutionary control system that's never been seen before.
2) That the games are fun to play with motion controls and can hold thier own against regular controllers online.
I know what's more important to me.
The move (and sharpshooter) are a nice optional control scheme, there's just something about holding what feels like an assault rifle (albeit plastic) while playing shooting games.... who knew?!
However using the Move as a light gun is a pretty easy way to literally "change" a "game".
My vote is fully down in the "Add move lightgun controls, make yo game better" box.
What's most important:-
1) That games were designed specifically for a motion controller, with a revolutionary control system that's never been seen before.
2) That the games are fun to play with motion controls and can hold thier own against regular controllers online.
I know what's more important to me.
The move (and sharpshooter) are a nice optional control scheme, there's just something about holding what feels like an assault rifle (albeit plastic) while playing shooting games.... who knew?!
God Damn it! Now I'm back on the Move bandwagon! SOCOM Full Deployment Ed., you will be mine! Also: If Sony REALLY wants people to plunk down the dough for Move, it would help out a lot to get devs to commit to using it early on in the dev cycle. My main issue with getting Move was a lack of developers committed to supporting the device.
@Sexualchocolate God forbid I be more concerned that they make it good than add a fucking light gun. I tried the move control for Killzone 3 and it was not much more than annoying and hindering. I can't see why people want this and none of the people I know with PS3's want it either. Your 9 people is pretty impressive though. Good show. I'm certain that alone justifies the cost.
@BattyAdroit Why does this put it into you buy list if it wasn't already there exactly?
@BattyAdroit Why does this put it into you buy list if it wasn't already there exactly?
I'm with Elsa on this one, no fancy 3D TV, no Sharp Shooter and no waggle, just the good old Dualshock for me. And i can't wait to fight crazy ass aliens that hiss at me. (they do hiss right?)
@jboking
Seems pretty apparent that some people do care, which makes you look kind of silly for your "no one cares" statement. Because you don't like a control scheme does not mean that it cannot be enjoyed by others. That kind of mindset is narrow-minded and childish. But hey, the world should be judged by the people YOU know who own a PS3, that's obviously a perfect indicator for technology adoption.
Besides that, how on earth does adding Move support lower quality? I'm pretty sure Zipper themselves said that Move code is easy to implement and brings very little overhead. If you have sources that say otherwise, then please enlighten the rest of us.
Seems pretty apparent that some people do care, which makes you look kind of silly for your "no one cares" statement. Because you don't like a control scheme does not mean that it cannot be enjoyed by others. That kind of mindset is narrow-minded and childish. But hey, the world should be judged by the people YOU know who own a PS3, that's obviously a perfect indicator for technology adoption.
Besides that, how on earth does adding Move support lower quality? I'm pretty sure Zipper themselves said that Move code is easy to implement and brings very little overhead. If you have sources that say otherwise, then please enlighten the rest of us.
@jboxing
"God forbid I be more concerned that they make it good than add a fucking light gun." Why can't it be both. And while your right in implying that SexChoco '9' people who like the Move isn't impressive in and of itself, it does say something that a majority of these posts wholeheartedly endorse the Move option.
Don't assume that if you personally don't like it then it is fundamentaly bad. It's an option for those that do.
"God forbid I be more concerned that they make it good than add a fucking light gun." Why can't it be both. And while your right in implying that SexChoco '9' people who like the Move isn't impressive in and of itself, it does say something that a majority of these posts wholeheartedly endorse the Move option.
Don't assume that if you personally don't like it then it is fundamentaly bad. It's an option for those that do.
Oh how I want this game but I could care less about Move support and I own a Move.....until they find a better way to look around (moving gun side to side to turn) I just cant get into FPS games that are not on rails.
Yeah that SOCOM-Move bundle is looking more and more like a must buy for me.
I really need the PS Eye so that I can at least platinum Burnout Paradise :p
I really need the PS Eye so that I can at least platinum Burnout Paradise :p
@Pokota - My original comment hyperbole at best, I understand that. I also didn't really think anyone would bother responding, assuming they would understand it was mostly just my opinion of the situation. Also, I didn't say adding move lowered quality automatically. I said I would rather see more about the game itself than the games control schemes, because the latter seems like a moderately pointless thing to bring up.
@Zepinephrine - Fair enough.
@Zepinephrine - Fair enough.
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