Sony joins rival Microsoft a few months earlier to join in the hot Body game market

Sony will launch the action-control gaming system PlayStation move on September 15, adding a few months ahead of rival Microsoft to the hot-game market. The body sense game, which emerged from the gaming company Nintendo and its home console Wii, has become the biggest focus of this year's E3 Electronic entertainment show, which is expected to attract millions of new players in the next few years. Sony said in Thursday that its PlayStation 3-game move system would start on sale in Europe on September 15 and start listing in the United States a few days later. The date of the game is expected to be listed in Japan October 21, the basic version of the system includes a camera, a remote control handle, the total price of 90 U.S. dollars, which the cost of the remote control handle 50 U.S. dollars. Microsoft has also launched the somatosensory system Kinect, but the platform does not rely on sound, body movements and gestures like move, and it can launch infrared rays to position the entire room. The camera can use infrared to identify the body's movement. In addition, with some high-end software on the Xbox 360, you can track 48 parts of the human body in real time. The device can track up to two players at the same time. Microsoft announced at the E3 conference in Monday that the body sensing system for the Xbox 360 will be available on November 4 this year. Sony said it would launch 15 to 20 games for move on the day of the release, with the number of games increasing to more than 40 during the Christmas holidays. Sony is also investing a lot in 3D gaming as it competes with Microsoft and Nintendo in the gaming market. The company says it will provide the only end-to-end (End-to-end) 3D experience available on the market, through which the company's gaming consoles connect televisions with specially designed game content. Sony will launch 20 3D games for PlayStation 3 by next March.