Sony launches PS3 game console to challenge Nintendo boss

Sony launched its Thursday-most-anticipated dynamic remote-control system, targeting Nintendo's dominance of the gaming machine market. Sony wants the "PlayStation move" dynamic remote to attract gamers who are not fit for Nintendo.　　Nintendo launched its Wii gaming console in 2006 and became the first manufacturer to launch a dynamic remote. Peter Dille, senior vice president of marketing at Sony Computer Entertainment, told a news conference in San Francisco that the popularity of mobile games to the masses was attributed to Nintendo. It's time for people to upgrade to the PS game.　　The PS game machine will provide a new experience for occasional and hardcore gamers.　　Dille says the transition from the Nintendo Wii family to the Sony PS3 family is a natural way, in part because of the experience you can get from the "PlayStation move" dynamic remote, but also because PS3 the contents of the console. Used with the existing PlayStation Eye camera, Sony's new wireless mobile remote control can track the player's body movements.　　The top of the remote control has a glowing spherical body that the camera can recognize. PlayStation move mobile remote will be sold this fall. Sony did not disclose the price details of the product. But, Dille says, the retail sales price for PlayStation Eye, a dynamic remote control and a game bundle is less than 100 dollars.