Speaking at the Tokyo Game Show, Sony unveiled plans to manufacture and release a control for its PlayStation 3 console that will allow gamers to control games with motion. The decision by the ...

A Nikkei report has surfaced stating that Sony's Motion Controller will have 10 games compatible with the new peripheral by the end of the year. According to the report (via Andriasang), some of these ...

In preparation for the reveal of its next VR headset, Sony today gave a first look at its next-gen VR controller for use with PS5, something that appears very similar to Oculus’ Touch controller. Sony ...

Capcom's Jun Takeuchi has weighed in on the upcoming motion control devices for both Sony and Microsoft, and while he says that the firm is "very receptive to Natal" and looking forward to coming up ...

Sony announced that it will not launch its motion control until the fall, only a short time before the launch of Microsoft’s Natal. Kazuo Hirai, President of Sony Computer Entertainment, indicated in ...

John Koller, Sony's head of PlayStation marketing, has said that family, shooting and sports games will be central to the success of its upcoming motion controller, and that Project Natal and Wii will ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sony has conjured a new controller at the Electronic Entertainment Expo. The PlayStation maker unveiled a prototype wand-shaped motion controller at their splashy E3 presentation ...

LOS ANGELES--Forget the console wars. We're in the motion-sensitive controller wars. That much became clear Tuesday when, following on Monday's announcement by Microsoft that it was working on Project ...

First off to wow us with its long-rumoured but never-confirmed motion control system was Microsoft’s Project Natal. Natal allows a person to act as their own controller, with a depth-perceptive camera ...

Here’s something you don’t see every day: a brand-new Sony product launching first on Indiegogo. Motion Sonic is, in the words of Sony’s campaign, “effects gear to control sound in sync with your ...

They had me at, “Good morning, Batman.” So much so, in fact, that I didn’t bother reading the rest of this comic (which I assume is an earnest plug for the ...