EA Affirms Project Natal, PlayStation Motion Control Support at Launch
by Chris Faylor, Feb 09, 2010 9:10am PSTBoth the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 motion-tracking add-ons coming in late 2010 will launch alongside support from publisher Electronic Arts, the company has affirmed.
"With respect to the motion control games on [Project] Natal / Xbox and the Sony Motion Controller, we will be supporting both of those platforms at launch," explained EA COO John Schappert in a conference call. "We don't have any titles to announce right now on those, but we will be supporting those and we are hopeful on those."

The Xbox 360's Project Natal and the PlayStation Motion ControllerWhile Schappert was vague on the specific titles, the company noted that its motion-centric exercise franchise EA SPORTS Active--an obvious pick for Project Natal and PlayStation Motion support--will be expanding beyond the Wii later this year, with a resume from an EA Canada staffer listing PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 iterations.
Another potential EA Project Natal / PlayStation Motion Control title is Steven Spielberg's block-knocker Boom Blox, as a job listing from the team behind the series noted that its next project would be on "next generation" platforms instead of the Wii.
Project Natal and PlayStation Motion Control versions of EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis are also likely, as EA SPORTS head Peter Moore told VG247 that it had "decided just to wait for Natal and for the Sony Motion Controller to come out" before releasing the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 iterations that were delayed after the Wii version hit.
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* Disclaimer I personally do not care for motion control would rather have a controller personally *
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Both $199... huh.
Even if you consider a PS3, for like around a hundred bucks more you get a blueray player not to mention the 360 plays DVD so there is not even a point to point out the value for the small amount of extra money.
I guess it will be a place where devs can make crappy third party software for dirt cheap?
Next I wonder will Nintendo show of its new consol in this year’s E3? If it waits for 2012 it will absolutely get washed out... wait they already sold a shit load of machines so I really don't think they care do they.
Any thoughts?
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