Move For Heavy Rain “Confirmed”
According to a European magazine.
Published: 12:30, 26/03/2010 by Staff.
28Didn’t like pressing arbitary buttons to get in and out of cars, change nappies and dress wounds? Don’t worry, because Heavy Rain will soon be asking you to point a glowing wand at the screen and turn and twist that instead, according to the latest issue (out next week in Belgium and Holland) of European gaming mag Chief (not related to Halo, we don’t think).
The article, reported by Gamer.nl, highlights a number of PlayStation 3 games that will support Sony’s new Motion Controller. Amongst the ones we know about (LittleBigPlanet, SOCOM 4 etc) is Heavy Rain, which the magazine doesn’t dwell on but appears to confirm that (we assume) it’ll be getting a Move patch to enable the new gameplay tools sometime soon.
Well, not soon, as Move is ages away, but you know what we mean.
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