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Supermassive talk Move.
Published: 9:45, 03/05/2010 by wotta.
36Sony have released a new developer diary, showing how the tech works with launch title Move Party.
The video sees Supermassive Games technical director Jonathan Amor talking about the technology and telling us just how well it works.
PlayStation Move and Move Party are due for release later this year.
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