Saying that “Sony’s R&D teams for hardware and software teams worked to put together. With the tiny little creatures in the trailer proving so popular, Sony have been urged to develop the PS4 PlayRoom tech demo into a real game, and surprisingly, having listened to fans, Sony are actually going to consider doing it. The PS Eye/DualShock lightbar interaction is similar to that of the Move controller which also employs a similar light system (each one has a glowing plastic orb on the top.) Also, controlling via smartphone was also seen, meaning that cross platform functionality is a major point on Sony’s to-do list. New PS4 games will utilise both the touchpad on the new DualShock controller as well as the all important lightbar, which not only changes colour, but is also monitored by the PS Eye camera too, meaning that it knows when the light is visible or not. The footage shown (which you can see below in trailer form) presents many of the different ways in which you can control and interact with PS4 games outside of the analogue sticks, face buttons and D-Pad set-up that we’ve been used to.
The playroom ps4 trailer upgrade#
One of these in particular was ‘PS4 Playroom’, which, effectively being a tech demo to showcase the hardware’s capabilities, could now be making the upgrade to ‘actual PS4 game’.
Many declared that Sony triumphed over Microsoft’s next-gen offering, the Xbox One, all because of the fantastic pieces of software that the PS4 was running.
E3, the gaming convention that takes place every year in Los Angeles, California, was a huge win for Sony, who, showcasing the look of the PS4 hardware for the first time, won over the media, avid fans and critical consumers alike with some of the best games we’ve seen announced for next-gen so far.
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