Sony Mocks Wii, Xbox 360 in PlayStation Move Ad

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Sony Mocks Wii, Xbox 360 in PlayStation Move Ad Sony's "vice president of realistic movements" promotes the company's upcoming PlayStation Move and torches Microsoft's Project Natal and Nintendo's Wii along the way. - Matt Peckham, PCWorld More From Game On Molyneux Says PlayStation Move 'Not as Big a Step' as Natal Fable III lead designer Peter Molyneux suggests Sony's PlayStation Move motion controller isn't as bold or forward-looking as Microsoft's controller-free Project Natal. Did Video Games Wreck 1,000 Marriages? An annual report from a Catholic counseling service claims computer games are partly to blame for complicating wedded bliss. Did Valve Ban Ubisoft Games from Steam Over DRM? British site claims Ubisoft PC games Assassin's Creed 2 and Silent Hunter V haven't appeared on UK version of Valve's digital download service Steam because of opposition to Ubisoft's 'always-on' DRM service. 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