Sony patent hints at Move support for PSP

Posted By | On 24th, May. 2011

A patent filed by Sony in November 2009 suggests the company has experimented with offering PS Move support on the PSP.

The recently released patent carries an image of a dock that houses a closed PSPgo. It features an in-built camera which works like a PlayStation Eye to detect motion controllers.

Whether or not this idea has been discarded or if it will be a potential NGP feature has yet to be seen.

Thanks to Joystiq for spotting the patent.


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