This is a discussion on EA Sports peripherals due in next year, bundled within the Video Games & Electronics forums, part of the Non Wrestling Forums category; EA Sports executive producer and VP David McCarthy has revealed that Moore's division plans to create and bundle peripherals with ...
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EA Sports executive producer and VP David McCarthy has revealed that Moore's division plans to create and bundle peripherals with some of its sports games. "I think you'll see games using that Rock Band peripheral strategy from EA Sports, even within the next 12 months," McCarthy teased during his Paris GDC lecture, reports Gamasutra.
According to additional comments McCarthy made to Next-Gen, it would seem that EA Sports is specifically focused on developing <strike>plastic shells</strike> peripherals for Wii. "One of the things we're doing is looking at just playing with the Wii remote in a different way, using a whole new peripheral that's out there, kind of thing. So, basically enabling control for the user in a much different way," McCarthy said, adding, "we are prototyping stuff that really does allow us to play with the Wii remote differently." McCarthy promised that something would be shown to the public in the next few months, maybe as soon as E3.
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