WSC Real 11 To Feature Full Move Support At Launch
Following up from the recent reveal of WSC Real 11’s official trailer, Dark Energy Digital today announced that WSC Real 11, the official game of snooker, will feature full PlayStation Move support on PlayStation 3 when it launches on April 15th, 2011.
WSC Real 11 for PlayStation Move on PlayStation 3 will include Real Cue Action: an exciting feature that allows precision aim functionality when using the PlayStation Move controller. Players can use the Move controller to take shots like a pro for an even more realistic snooker experience.
Pete Jones, Dark Energy Digital’s Creative Director said:
“We’re immensely proud of the technical and feature innovations that we’ve introduced with this latest iteration in our acclaimed snooker series. The inclusion of support for PlayStation Move motion control further enhances WSC Real 11, making this the definitive snooker experience.”
Here’s another chance to see that official trailer:
WSC Real 11 promises to be the most exciting version of the top selling snooker and pool franchise for years, with a host of jaw dropping new features including 100% pixel-perfect ball physics, spectacular time-control replay system, all new online tournaments, new rewind system allowing you to retake any shot and re-designed pick up and play controls.
Line up for the perfect break with WSC Real 11 when it is released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on April 15th, 2011 (the eve of the Snooker World Championship).
Martin Baker
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