Sony gave many details about the use and release of its upcoming PS3 motion controller at the Tokyo Game Show, including live demonstrations of how the wand will work ...

We reported two days ago that there was a rumor floating around that the PS3 Motion Controller would be named Arc, a name I'll stick with because I like it and, to be honest, it's a lot shorter to ...

Sony announced late Wednesday night from the Tokyo Game Show that it plans to release a new motion-sensitive controller for its PlayStation 3 video game console sometime during spring of 2010. The ...

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Sony has finally announced a price and launch date for the PlayStation 3, with the console set to arrive on November 17th, starting from 499 Euro - and sporting a redesigned wireless Dual Shock pad ...

After Peter and I took in the Sony press conference that announced the Move controller, we joined the hundreds of other people gathered at the event to finally get ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The head of marketing for the PlayStation brand told us at E3 that Sony's new PlayStation 3 motion-control tech could be the thing to get hardcore ...

After Xbox 360’s Project Natal, Sony is also adding their own motion controller to the PS3, aptly named The PlayStation Motion Controller. It’s the best motion ...

Launch titles for the PlayStation 3 motion controller will be compatible with either one controller or two, Sony president Shuhei Yoshida has told Eurogamer. "We are approaching the launch by making ...

LOS ANGELES--Of the Big Three press conferences at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, Sony's could be the most newsworthy if even half of the announcements rumored to take place actually happen.

Rumor has it that the PS3 motion controller will actually be called “Arc,” which is unfortunately a much less outrageous name than “Gem.” Last month, Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello let it slip ...