You may recall that Sony patented a "break-apart" controller way back in 2008, implying a step into motion gaming before the Move peripheral ever debuted. The company apparently hasn't given up the idea of a gaming transformer, though, as a new patent shows another controller with a similar concept behind it.
Johann Sebastian Joust is a critically acclaimed multiplayer game for PlayStation Move that features no graphics. "Players try to jostle their opponents' controllers while protecting their own. How fast you can move your controller depends on the varying tempo of the music." It's experimental, odd, and absolutely thrilling. Unfortunately, it's been an experience only available at gaming conventions.
Until now.
Sorcery puts the power in the players' hands using the PlayStation Move motion controller and letting them conjure and command powerful magic as they brave the dark world of the Faerie Kingdoms.
Wield the mighty Celestial Paintbrush with your PlayStation Move controller in this revamp of Clover's widely-adored Okami.
Sorcery puts the power in the players' hands using the PlayStation Move motion controller and letting them conjure and command powerful magic as they brave the dark world of the Faerie Kingdoms.
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