Your PlayStation Move controller even shows up on-screen as a wand!
That’s because the Wonderbook uses the PlayStation Eye camera to recreate the book in-game and on your TV using augmented reality it’s simple and an oft-repeated trick, but it still manages to feel pretty magical in practice.Įspecially as Book of Spells is essentially a spellcasting tutor set within the Harry Potter universe. Not only is the Move motion controller needed to play Wonderbook: Book of Spells, but you’ll also need the curiously blank – aside from symbols and colours – ‘Wonderbook’ itself too. Which were the best though? Let’s find out, as we check out the best PlayStation Move games! The PlayStation Move had a surprisingly large amount of support, with plenty of original and exclusive games alongside familiar titles that supported the new control method.ĭespite games such as Bioshock Infinite and Resident Evil 5 (which you’ll find in our list of the best PS3 games) supporting the PlayStation Move controller, we’ve narrowed our selection down to ten games which wouldn’t work without it that is to say, games which had ‘PlayStation Move Required’ specified and couldn’t be played with a traditional controller at all. Microsoft had their Kinect (which, with a lack of anything to hold at all, made you into the motion controller) and Sony released PlayStation Move, which used wand-like controllers, complete with slightly dubious-looking, glowing, spherical sensors. With everyone and their Grandmother joining in the fun of Wii Sports, the other console platform holders were keen to get in on the action. Motion control gaming was all the rage in the late 00s and early 10s, thanks to the immense success of Nintendo’s Wii console. It’s time to wave those weird, glowing controllers around as we check out the best PlayStation Move games!
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