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R.U.S.E.
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Real Time Strategy
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R.U.S.E. is a one-of-a-kind real-time strategy game that allows players to bluff their enemies to lead their nation to victory, controlling the action using views that range seamlessly from the heart of the battlefield to the full theatre of war. ...
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16-10-10 Review for Playstation 3
Latest news
01-19-11 Chimera pack for R.U.S.E. available
11-18-10 Free DLC for R.U.S.E.
08-26-10 RUSE gets PC demo on Steam
08-13-10 R.U.S.E. doesn't get nasty Ubi DRM
07-07-10 R.U.S.E. goes Move-ing
04-24-10 R.U.S.E. shows aerial combat
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R.U.S.E. goes Move-ing
During a hands-on event in London, Ubisoft Entertainment confirmed that the PS3 version of Eugen Systems' upcoming RTS R.U.S.E. will support Sony's motion controller Move.
Microsoft's Kinect motion tech for the X360 on the other hand will not be supported:
Microsoft's Kinect motion tech for the X360 on the other hand will not be supported:
"I wasn't sure if it was just going to be a gadget," Girard said, "but it turns out it's a very cool and natural controller. We're very excited about it."
Girard reckons using Move to play the game provides "the most enjoyable experience", but admits using a mouse and keyboard to interact with the PC version is "the most efficient".
Unfortunately for Xbox 360 owners, there are no plans to support Kinect. Girard said the stumbling point was having to play standing up while using Microsoft's rival motion-sensing tech.
LOL, good reason :)Girard reckons using Move to play the game provides "the most enjoyable experience", but admits using a mouse and keyboard to interact with the PC version is "the most efficient".
Unfortunately for Xbox 360 owners, there are no plans to support Kinect. Girard said the stumbling point was having to play standing up while using Microsoft's rival motion-sensing tech.
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