THQ announces uDraw for PS3/360
Wii tablet is a hit, goes multiplatform.
uDraw, the formerly Wii-exclusive tablet peripheral, is heading to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, publisher THQ has announced.
It today revealed that the add-on shipped 1.7 million units in the 2011 fiscal year, justifying expanding the brand onto HD consoles.
"Today, I am pleased to announce that we plan to bring exclusively designed uDraw GameTablets to Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PS3 platforms this holiday," CEO Brian Farrell commented during the publisher's latest earnings report.
uDraw launched on Wii late last year in the US, and in March across Europe. The chunky, family-friendly tablet currently boasts four supported games: uDraw Studio, Pictionary, Dood's Big Adventure and SpongeBob SquigglePants.
Take a look at our hands-on for more, or the launch trailer below.
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So much potential, I really hope they sell plenty and do lots more with it.
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maybe MS decide that game wont "sell" haha
btw if you have spare time, you can use kinect in PC to achieve that....
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Another device with shit lots of potential... but surely another device that won;t get developed for? The potential for RTS, platform games etc is quiet big...hell a A hd version of scribblenauts? Littlebig planet could really benefit from this as well.
Uh, platform games?
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On Wii, I'd like a Trauma Center game that utilised this.
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Yes you can, but as I'm in the market for one, I'm more likely to buy the game if the tablet can be used on pc.