Sony Entertainment Working on Top Secret Motion Controller

Sony is working on a new version to their already popular motion controller. The new version is going to incorporate new sensation technologies that will greatly enhance your gaming experience. Some smart technology geeks were snooping around the United States patent library and discovered that Sony was patenting this technology in secret. Since news broke of the new controller, I decided to ask some industry insiders what will be different about this motion controller and why it will make Sony's original controller obsolete.

Sony filed their new Motion Controller under the name of CECH-ZCM1U to try to keep it a secret from the public. The illustration that they included with the patent shows that it is indeed a controller that incorporates the motion technology. What makes this controller even better than the original is the planned incorporation of Bluetooth 2.0 capabilities. Also, it was discovered that an EDR radio will be incorporated as well.

Some secret information regarding the new Motion Controller is how it will interact with the newer games. Reports indicate that Sony wants to make the rumbling reactions of the controller much more authentic then they have in the past. The rumbling would take place when any sort of action would occur on the screen. Developers have supposedly worked towards making it so that the remote can tell the difference between these actions. Thus, the controller will vibrate differently depending on the action that is taking place on the screen.

It is the belief of Sony officials that developing a new Motions Controller can not be done overnight. They have supposedly been debating making a new controller for several years now. The understanding is that a new controller would have to enhance the gaming experience for the player more than the original does. The next logical step was to make it show the remote can differentiate between different actions while giving it more adaptability in the process.

A lot of tech websites are reporting the discovery of the new Motion Controller patent. What a lot of them are failing to report is the exclusive information that I just shared with you regarding the differentiation features. It will be interesting to see when Sony announces their plans for the report because they have 180 days before their patent is no longer considered "confidential". At least we know that something is coming and we all can be excited over that.