Fri, Jun 18, 2010 | 21:50 BST
Child of Eden supports standard controllers
Tetsuya Mizuguchi has said that Kinect’s optional only when playing Child of Eden.
Announced at E3 during Ubisoft’s press conference, Mizuguchi demonstrated the game using Kinect, but has told Eurogamer that normal PS3 and 360 controllers are also supported.
Good to know, in case you can’t be bothered with motion controllers.
Eurogamer also has a preview of the game up on its site that you should check out.
Move support for the title has yet to be decided.
No date yet either.
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Posted in: E3 2010, PSN, Rhythm action, Ubisoft, Xbox Live
Tags: Child of Eden, Tetsuya Mizuguchi
4 comments
#1
onlineatron
18/06/10, 11:19 pm
Is this definitely coming to PS3 with MOVE support?
A (spiritual) successor to Rez is all gravy to me, but playing in on Kinect seemed awkward and inaccurate.
#2
DJ Deathstar
19/06/10, 1:46 am
MOVE support hasn’t been confirmed yet but i’d expect it too! This game is looking fantastic one of the few games that can be played with Kinect that i’m actually looking forward to playing with the device!
EDIT – Ahh here you go found this on Kotaku, According to Ubisoft, “We are considering Move compatibility, but at this time Child of Eden works with the standard controller for both the Xbox 360 and PS3, as well as Microsoft’s Kinect.”
Its at the bottom
http://kotaku.com/5566676/child-of-eden-impressions
#3
frostquake
19/06/10, 9:44 am
With Move will buy on PS3, if not will use standard controller on Xbox 360…no way am I going to Use Kinect with it….
Has anyone else noticed this——–>
1. Kin=New Windows Phone
2. Kinect=New Camera
Both have Kin in their titles…Evil Conspiracy I say!!
#4
ExclusivesMostly
19/06/10, 1:23 pm
@2: I posted a comment about the “Kin” name when it was just announced. So yeah they named it after their mobile phones: Kin one and Kin two