Unreal Engine 3 on the iPhone … it looked better in person! While we’ve yet to see Unreal Engine 3 ported to Nintendo’s Wii or Sony’s PSP, Epic did undertake the considerable task of squeezing its seemingly ubiquitous middleware platform onto Apple’s similarly ubiquitous iPhone.
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GDC: This is what Unreal Engine 3 on iPhone looks like
PlayStation Blog recently got its hands on a trailer for the very recently monikered PlayStation Move — though it doesn’t really contain any information which hasn’t surfaced over the past few minutes (or rather, months). There’s PlayStation Eye integration, voice support, and — guess what! That ball on top? Totally changes colors.
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PlayStation Move trailer shows you what you’ll look like whilst Moving
At Sony’s special GDC event, Activision, Capcom, WB Games, Namco Bandai, Square Enix, Ubisoft, EA, Disney, Konami, Sega, Crave and Tecmo Koei all confirmed that they’ll be supporting the Move in future versions of their games. Although that confirmation came in the form of a slide full of company logos and word from Sony vice-president of marketing and PSN that, “Virtually every third-party publisher” will support the new motion-control device
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Move supported by 36 companies, 20 games this fiscal year
Sony announced during its GDC 2010 press conference that the upcoming US release of EyePet will feature support for its motion controller, PlayStation Move . The game will allow players to manipulate toys and also play games with their EyePets. Furthermore, it’s even possible to create new toys.
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EyePet to support PlayStation Move, hits North America holiday 2010
During its GDC 2010 conference Sony has revealed that Zipper Interactive’s upcoming shooter SOCOM 4 will support the ( just officially named ) PlayStation Move motion controller.
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SOCOM 4 to support PlayStation Move
During its GDC press conference , Sony announced that the PlayStation motion controller — newly dubbed PlayStation Move — will launch in several different packages to accommodate the various gamers out there. Sony is planning an “aggressive” marketing campaign around the new peripheral when it launches later this year and — similar to Microsoft’s launch plans for Project Natal — it will treat the launch of the PlayStation Move as a separate “platform launch.” There will be multiple bundles, including a bundle that includes a PlayStation 3 console, the PlayStation Move and the PlayStation Eye.
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PlayStation Move bundles announced, starter kit under $100
It’s an awfully nice gesture of Sony to invite us to its GDC 2010 press conference — and it’s one where we expect to see some equally nice gestures. That’s a Motion Controller joke, folks
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Joystiq live at Sony’s GDC 2010 press conference
We already broke out the news you’re looking for: Each of the Windows Phone 7 Xbox Live-infused games will offer its players 200 Gamerscore points. You’ll be able to boost your Xbox rep in significant chunks without having to hunker down in front of a big screen for long stretches.
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GDC Impressions: Gaming on Windows Phone 7
Brett Favre is one of the all-time greats. Still, he throws one untimely interception, and that’s all people talk about.
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EA Sports mines your football data, and makes example out of Favre
Sony will announce the “official” name for its PlayStation Motion Controller during its main event tonight (7PM ET) at GDC . In the meantime, let’s play a game! According to our source, the official name for the device is one of the choices in the poll below — we’re not going to tell you which one, though. So …
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Name that PlayStation Motion Controller!
