Wed, Sep 01, 2010 | 13:00 BST
PlayStation Move hardware and software reviews go live – get them all here
Here we go. The embargo on Move reviews just went up ahead of the PS3 motion system’s launch on September 15 in the EU and September 19 in the US.
Get everything after the break.
As ever, if you have coverage you want us to link to, stick it in the comments.
- IGN hardware review – 8.5/10
- First living room impressions: PlayStation Move – Destructoid
- PlayStation Move review – Engadget
- PlayStation Move review: The hardware and experience – Joystiq
- PlayStation Move review: The launch games – Joystiq
- Playstation Move Review: The Motion Controller Wars Start Now – Kotaku
- It’s A Move! Beauty Shots Of Our Newest PS3 Controller And Its Older Brother – Kotaku
- Move Sports Champions Review: A Cut, A Spike, A Toss Above the Rest – Kotaku
- Kung Fu Rider Review: Tony Hawk Suggestive Jam – Kotaku
- Tumble Review: Barebone Blocks – Kotaku
- What We Loved, What We Hated About the Playstation Move – Kotaku
- Beat Sketcher, The Best PlayStation 3 Game You Weren’t Expecting – Kotaku
- High Velocity Bowling Is the Worst of the Move Bunch – Kotaku
- IGN Eyepet review – 8/10
- IGN Sports Champions review – 7.5/10
- IGN Kung Fu Rider review – 3.5/10
- IGN Racquet Sports review – 4.5/10
- IGN Tumble review – 3.5/10
- Joystiq Kung Fu Rider review – 2/5
- Joystiq Raquet Sports review – 4/5
- Joystiq Sports Champions review – 4.5/5
- Joystiq Start the Party review – 3/5
- Joystiq Tumble review – 4.5/5
- Eurogamer Sports Champions review – 7/10
- Eurogamer Start the Party review – 6/10
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#51
DrDamn
01/09/10, 3:54 pm
@46
This is one of the advantages Move has over the Wii – it can be added as an option to games and doesn’t *have* to be a primary controller. If done well I think it will add to the games listed above. The key is that if it isn’t done well or you don’t get on with it you can just stick with the standard controller.
#52
OlderGamer
01/09/10, 3:55 pm
Maybe, time will tell.
#53
Chazmers
01/09/10, 4:08 pm
IncGamers – PlayStation Move Hardware Review – 9.0/10 http://www.incgamers.com/Reviews/1086/playstation-move-hardware-review/1
#54
theevilaires
01/09/10, 4:25 pm
Well O.G. thats because you guys have all owned a Wii or had a lot of time to be in that motion control for a while. I was never interested in a Wii after I tried it once and the motion just wasn’t accurate enough for me. MOVE seems to be a lot more precise so now I get to experience these motion controls from the start like it should have been 4 years ago.
Plus I’m such a dork and sucker for doing simple cool things like using the MOVE controller to navigate the XMB. Thats awesome to me. MOVE is worth that alone to me
Sure I could use my BD remote but just the wave gesture is sweet. I’m not waiting for anyone one else review. I saw everything I needed to see that impress me enough to be a day 1 buyer of this. Engadget has a cool video review.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/01/playstation-move-review/
Enough said I’m getting it. Two full sets, one for me and one for my daughter
#55
onlineatron
01/09/10, 10:57 pm
As i’m off to Uni this month, and have to leave my PS3 behind (bought by brothers and I) I’m most likely going to buy the MOVE PS3 bundle around Christmas time.
#56
Psychotext
01/09/10, 11:19 pm
This is rather off topic… but you’re old enough to have a daughter TEA? I’m utterly astonished.
Edit – That sounded like a dig, it isn’t, I just always pictured you as in your late teens. Though I guess it’s technically possible you could have a daughter of gaming age and that still be right.
On topic, when is this out anyway? I need to grab myself a wand to try out some demos.
#57
Michael O’Connor
02/09/10, 1:47 am
@56 15th of this month in Asia and Europe, 19th in the US.
#58
Psychotext
02/09/10, 1:49 am
Wow, not long at all now. I’d have thought the advertising would have ramped up at this stage but I’ve not seen anything yet.
#59
Michael O’Connor
02/09/10, 1:51 am
@58 True. Hadn’t notice myself due to the fact that I haven’t had TV channels on my TV in about five years. =P
Still, first day purchase.
#60
OlderGamer
02/09/10, 3:22 am
When you folks give this thing a go and put in thro its paces fill me in on your thoughts will ya? Post in the forums or something.
I am interested, but the wands are 50usd, the handheld companion controler(not sure what to call that thing) is 40usd. And that is w/o a game. They do have bundles advertised for 100usd, but I already have a cam, and would like to piece it together one step at a time and for less cash up front if i could.
Plus I want to know if it really is worth the price or is it just a Wii in HD?
So give me/us some feedback. I trust real people on this site awhole lot more then the hype wagon that parades along in most sites.
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