Sorcery Latest News for PS3

Sorcery Latest News - PS3

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Genre:Adventure
Developer: Sony Computer Entertainment
Release Date:May 22, 2011
# of Players:1 player
ESRB:E10+ - Everyone 10+ (Fantasy Violence, Mild Blood, Mild Suggestive Themes)
Platforms:
- PS3

Game Description:Sorcery is a single player action role-playing game (RPG) for PlayStation 3 that utilizes Sony's PlayStation Move control system to create a dungeon crawling adventure like none before it. With the extreme motion controlled sensitivity of the PlayStation Move motion controller and PlayStation Eye camera peripheral accessory combination players enter, interact with and explore a world where their growing expertise with spells and potions will be the difference between the salvation of the world and its domination. Features include a one-to-one relation between player movements to character actions, strategic spell use, transformative potions and additional support of the PlayStation Move navigation controller.

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Sorcery Release Date Announced

Sorcery has a release date. Get your PS Move ready on May 22, 2012. The Sony exclusive was first featured at the E3 2011 Sony Press Conference. In Sorcery, you play Finn, a sorcerer's apprentice who must save the realm from the Nightmare Queen. Using the PlayStation Move you'll be able to fight off monster and cast spells. PREVIEW:...

Posted March 7, 2012| 3 Comments
Playstation Move vs Microsoft Kinect: The Future of Motion Control

Wave your hands frantically in the air if you’re excited for motion controls on HD consoles! In an effort to go toe-to-toe with Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft have decided to release their own version of immersive controls. For Sony, it’s the PlayStation Move: a decidedly Wii-esque controller and camera that tracks your movements...

Posted October 15, 2010| 117 Comments