Sony to release developer tools for the PlayStation Move
It looks like Sony has plans to bring their PlayStation Move controller out of the gaming world. The manufacturer of the PlayStation 3 will be releasing Move.Me – a development kit that hobbyists can use to create software that can be used with the PlayStation Move. According to reports, Sony’s senior engineer of development support, John McCutchan, has said that they want the Move technology to be used in “fields like academia, healthcare, and more.” While this has been something that hackers have been doing with the Kinect since it was released, it’s good to see Sony entering the game. After all, it’s better late than never right? Expect them to announce more details about Move.Me at the Games Developer Conference later this week.
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