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Never-Before-Seen PS Move Tech Demo is Amazing

by Jul 21st 2010 10:28AM 24 Comments

Never-Before-Seen PS Move Tech Demo is Amazing

Yesterday we were fortunate enough to hang out with our buddy Anton Mikailov from SCEA at Sony’s Holiday media preview event in NYC. We caught up with Anton and the PS Move a while back, and although he had some cool stuff to show us last time around, this time I was absolutely floored. Anton showcased some never before seen PS Move tech demos; the same demos that are being shown to 3rd party developers and publishers in order to showcase what the PS Move is all about. The first demo in the clip, is one you may have seen but just wait until you see the “chameleon” and “Rts” demos. Just think about all of the potential. Amazing is the only way to describe it. Check out the clip below.

  • El_Colombiano

    Definitely blown away by the Chameleon demo. I never thought that was possible. This was a great video by you guys thanks for sharing it with us! Also, thanks for posting it on N4G, otherwise I would have never seen it! Keep up the awesome work guys!

    • sdtarm

      jajaja debi haber imaginado q como colombiano veria la calidad en esto

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  • ghinasky

    Anton the Boy Wonder!
    great video!
    2 PS Move wands day one!

  • Jopz

    Why is the camera different?that doesn’t look like the PS EYE.

    • http://dualshockers.com Jon Ireson

      Just taking a guess here, most likely that’s a Dev Unit device the tech demo is being shown on.

      **EDIT** Thank you for the correction Joel. :)

      • http://dualshockers.com Joel Taveras

        @ Jopz and @ Jon

        The sensor above the TV is for the 3D Glasses.

  • Øyvind

    Well, shave my legs and call me grandpa.
    This is impressive stuff. Also, I want to be friends with the guy from Sony. He seems nice.

  • http://twitter.com/gamebuys Tim

    All I can say is wow.

    Thanks for posting this, you guys are the only people i know that have this up. Legit. Good up the good work

  • CapinChronic

    @Jopz… If you watch the video again you’ll see the PS Eye below the t.v screen…. These tech demos are amazing… If you want to see more tech demos subscribe or buy this months episode of Qore from the PS Store.

    • http://dualshockers.com Joel Taveras

      LMAO @ Capin

      Are you a PSN salesman or something?

  • Bulletproof

    wow that tech demo is very impressive.

    if they were to create a move starwars game it would be epic

    seeing the potential of the tech demo shows that sony has a winner

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXUDTnoXYXE MuslimManny

    It baffles me how people cannot see the potential of the move over Kinect. Keep it up Sony

  • http://dualshockers.com Chad Awkerman

    Um…that I can see some pretty awesome RPG applications for that there fireball. I’m officially blown away. Already have the thing pre-ordered.

  • sick idea here!

    how about a firebending avatar game!!

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  • Liudas

    AHahah! The man can make Hadoukens looool! Nice interview!

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