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By now and thanks to 2010’s E3, many gamers have heard of Sony’s intention of releasing their answer to Nintendo’s WiiMote with the Playstation Move. It promises to move the Playstation 3 towards the direction of providing motion-controlled gameplay experience.

Of course, that is going to need game developers producing titles that are compatible with the Playstation Move. Here is a list of the first twelve titles announced by Sony that will support the new control scheme:

Sorcery

Kung-Fu Rider

The Fight: Lights Out

Heroes On The Move

SingStar Dance

Sports Champions

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11

Killzone 3

SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy Seals

LittleBigPlanet 2

EyePet

Time Crisis Razing Storm

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Playstation 2 is still in the game.

Don’t count the Playstation 2 out just yet.  That seems to be Sony’s introductory message for this year’s E3 convention held in Los Angeles, California.  Jack Tretton, chief executive of Sony, wasted no time to announce that the Playstation 2 will be hosting at least a hundred new titles by the end of the year.  While that may not speak well of the Playstation 3’s ability to finally emerge from behind the Xbox360 and Wii sale figures, it is a good sign that Sony itself is finally listening to their consumers.  The Playstation 2, which easily won the last generation’s console war and, until the last quarter of 2008, was still outselling the Playstation 3, is still a solid investment for Sony despite the fact that both Nintendo and Xbox have had much success with their newest console offerings.  “We’re committed to the PS2 for as long as users see value in it,” said Tretton, and that is the most realistic and financially sound commitment a company can make whom has been struggling against the competition.

According to wikipedia.org, the Playstation 2 is the best selling console in history, totalling over 136 millions units sold by the end of December 2008.