Yes, Child of Eden On PlayStation 3 Will Have Move And 3D Support

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It took a while for the official word on this to get out, but the PlayStation 3 version of Child of Eden will indeed include support for PlayStation Move, according to Ubisoft and Q Entertainment. It will also support 3D displays.

 

Child of Eden is slated for a September 27th release on the PlayStation 3 in North America.


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