Although many developers will add Move and 3D support to their games such as Killzone 3, David Jaffe will not go with the flow.
Eat, Sleep, Play’s boss said on his Twitter account that, “3D has to be 60 frames and we are not. We are gonna be rock solid stable but not 60. Move and Twisted don’t seem a great fit.”
You heard (or read) the man, no Move for Twisted!
Twisted Metal is due for release on February 2011 on the PS3.
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