Did everyone forget about Creatures Features? Its another PS Eye currently in the PS store now where you dont use a controller. That game is on the PS3 and came out I think 2007. The game is so old it doesnt have trophies. Sony had controller free games way before Kinect. FACT!

It's some of the Kinect technology, but it's not that new to the system either. Even the Zoomba Dance game (yes, I own it because of my wife *sighs*) uses some Kinect-like technology similar to Dance Central (just far from as refined or accurate).

The sad truth, other than depth sensing, what Kinect does has been done on the PS3. It's just that Microsoft has thrown their full support behind the technology to make better games with it than Sony who pretty much dropped it as soon as the device was released. Or, to be more specific, released only half of their goal, which was the PS3 Eye + PS Move Wand.

"we are using a normal 2D camera, whereas Kinect has a depth camera"
"nuff said
Edit: Disagree if u want but that a FACT
Edit 2: its not the same, even little kid know that its like 2D game vs 3D Game

Yeah..have fun with that.

Can anybody name one game that extensively uses depth for control in Kinect? Not motion sensing but inward and outward movement in the gameplay. I know the camera has it but haven't seen it being used.

NB4 the usual 'Kinect potential' retort.

kinect like experiences have been available since 2000, it was called eyetoy facepalm

i think the funniest thing is that sony is making a $30 camera do things that xbox fans have to pay $150 for.

i don't care about kinect because it's crap , eye toy is thee same , i don't thnk it's a good idea using your body as a control but when you use ps move and use the camera on something extra like only your hands that would be good but all body is a bad idea ...

Sony's focus on these sorts of games speaks volumes when you think about it.

How many of these camera-based games come along for PS3 and how often? The answer to these questions are, few and rarely. It shows that these sorts of games are fun and quirky, but only in a casual sense, and not for all that long. That's why you're seeing a slew of amazing exclusives which are pushing the boundaries of visual fidelity, and other attributes, whilst progressively getting better with each iteration.

That is the future of gaming: Awesome boundary-pushing games which offer no compromise for storage quality, and control interface. Not some gimmicky camera interface that overcomplicates simple gameplay with gimmicky games.

I will say that Kung-Fu LIVE looks very fun, and in small doses, that is great. But I'm glad it's not a huge focus for Sony, unlike Kinect is for Microsoft.

Difference between the eyetoy and kinect is that kinect is taking off, as 'move' is linked with eyetoy this wil help obviously, but like it or not kinect is really popular.

I'm really looking forward to Kung Fu Live. I think it will be a lot of fun. I'm going to pick up The Fight as well, because it appears to be a quality title, in spite of what a lot of reviewers were saying. http://www.youtube.com/watc...

Now, Sony, please bring me a really cool 1:1 Ninja game for Move. That would be really kew.

Edit: Move is taking off, even without a huge marketing campaign. Actually, it already took off.

This is an actual game, not a "Kinect experience"

There's no dancing or fitness in this game.

The Fight is actually pretty good - regardless of the scores the "media" gives it. The more you train your fighter, the better the accuracy and speed in the game. Really satisfying to hit the character and nearly feel the impact.

Don't think a camera based game will get close to The Fight. Now if Fight Night Round 5 will have Move controls, that would be day 1 buy.

Check out my video of Kung-Fu Live's Kinect-like interface.