El presidente de la empresa ha declarado que utilizarán la función de movimiento. <p>Después de las duras declaraciones por parte de Nintendo y Microsoft al mando de PS3, Yves Guillemot, presidente de Ubisoft, ha declarado para Eurogamer TV lo contentos que están porque Sony haya tomado esa decisión, de este modo podrán crear nuevas experiencias en los juegos.</p>
<p>Por el momento no han nombrado el título de ningún juego, pero si han confirmado la presencia de buenas licencias de la compañía para la utilización de los sensores de movimiento.</p>
A Ubisoft le gusta el mando de PS3
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NOTICIA: A Ubisoft le gusta el mando de PS3
por PortalNews » 31-05-2006 16:37
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por Kodiack » 31-05-2006 18:59
Pues bueno, ultimamente e leido ciertas cosas del control que me agradan:
[quote="Marc Nix (IGN)"]As a skeptic myself, I was unsure how much potential and promise was in this new motion-sensitive control system, but after getting a firsthand feel of the new Warhawk (the only game on the floor with motion control support), I have a good feeling for what Sony has done here.
[quote="Marc Nix (IGN)"]As a skeptic myself, I was unsure how much potential and promise was in this new motion-sensitive control system, but after getting a firsthand feel of the new Warhawk (the only game on the floor with motion control support), I have a good feeling for what Sony has done here.
[quote]In a nutshell, the SCE conference on Monday was a terrible representation for how well this controller feels and how accurate it is in motion. The pre-E3 demo was designed to show off motion sensing in general, but if the fellow playing had just steered the dang ship, people would have gawked. In hands-on play, the controller works beautifully. You can weave through canyons, just barely dusting the cliff edges without wrecking, and then you can dive down straight towards the water below before pulling up at the very last second to graze the surface.
[quote]It works, and in feel, it's more analog than standard stick control -- usually, gamers peg the control for everything but fine movement, but because you're shaking the controller around, you are driven towards smaller movement and more "analog" steering. The hardcore may turn off motion control and just use the sticks where they can, but the feel of the game seems to do the job of introducing casual gamers to the system, while the added third controller feature (or rather 8th control, considering motion movement features "six axis") should offer tons of movement options to next-gen games.
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/707/707070p1.html
[quote="Jeff Gerstmann (Gamespot)"]The control is really slick. The game uses the controller's internal tilt-sensing mechanisms to steer your ship. It worked really well, and didn't feel jittery at all. Holding R1 rolls your ship, double-tapping R2 kicks in your afterburners for a quick speed boost, and triangle converts you into and out of hover mode. The D pad on the controller is used for selecting secondary weapons, and square fires them. X is your main machine gun.
http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/warh ... e=previews
Al parecer el control no sufre los problemas que crei que podia tener, y bueno el que Ubisoft diga esto me traquiliza aun mas...
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