Sony has pushed back the release of its highly anticipated motion controller for its PlayStation 3 console until the autumn of 2010.
The controller, which tracks a player's body movements to play a game, was planned to go on sale in spring.
The delay will mean that it will launch around the same time as Microsoft's hands-free games controller, known as Project Natal, for its Xbox 360.
Unlike its rivals, Microsoft's Natal does not use a controller. Instead, a series of sensors allow the gamer to control the action using gestures, movement and speech.
It will be available in November this year.
See that's the thing with Sony, they always make a groundbreaking competiton owning system that has some weird sony only thing incorporated (can we say UMD? And you have to get theirs for a way high price. I love my PS3 but i could not use the bluetooth without it sounding crappy until i sprung the 30-40 bucks for a PS3 bluetooth headset.
Anyway I hope they hurry up. I am still waiting for my Keypad in the mail since the fricken 15th.
Cool note - it is so cool in Playstation home that you can invite friends to your house and lauch games with them there. Ps3 home is so much more than SIMS.
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