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Our clan is called eLiTe CoVeRt kiLLaZ and the clan tag is eCk.
We are a friendly bunch of dedicated ps3 gamers of all ages from all over the world.
The founders of eCk are myself GuNKa from the UK and KingKenny76 from Ireland. We are always on the lookout for members for our clan. We are currently playing KillZone 3 with regular tournaments held each week. Our clan also play anything where you have to shoot or blow stuff up. If this sounds like a clan you would consider joining please register on our website. We look forward to hearing from you.
We welcome all other clans to join our forum to and we are soon creating a Worldwide clan page with information and links to other clans.
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Subject: SONY: PS3 motion control confirmed Wed Jun 03, 2009 7:45 am
E3'09: New handheld device works with PlayStation Eye to track gamers' movement; Coming spring 2010
Sony has joined Microsoft in launching its own motion-sensing controller at E3 - a wand-like device for PS3 which will hit stores in spring 2010.
And despite Jack Tretton's on-stage claim that the news hadn't been leaked, it had – by MCV, of course.
The prototype of the unnamed device was demo'd live on-stage by its creators. The stick-like pad - which has a 'magic ball' on the end that allows the PS Eye to triangulate its position - is held in the gamer's palm.
SCEA boss Jack Tretton called it: "Technology that's much closer to real life than anything you’ve ever seen."
Creators Dr Richard Marx and Dr Antony Mikhaeloff took to the stage to show the device off. Article continues below
"This far suprasses anything you can get on the market now," said Marx. "We’ve been hard at work on this for a few years. It's a new set of experiences for PS3.
"Its most distinctinve feature is the glowing eye that the PS Eye can track. When you're playing RPG, for an example, you can choose fireball, and you throw to cast spell."
The pair also used the device on a drawing programme and said it could be used in genres such as FPS and sports.
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