Apparently the uDraw tablet, released exclusively as a Nintendo Wii product this past holiday season, has been such a tremendous success (1.7 million units shipped since November!) that THQ has been compelled to bring the World of uDraw to life on the PS3 and Xbox 360.
Both HD consoles will get a new-and-improved uDraw GameTablet this November, sporting such features as “high-definition art creation and gameplay; a stylus with greater sensitivity for more detailed results; motion features; longer drawing time; plus direct touch-screen control that incorporates pinch-and-stretch and rotation features.” Not only that, the peripheral that turns your favorite gaming console into an art studio will come bundled with an updated version of the uDraw Studio software newly subtitled ‘Instant Artist’.
Before the end of the year, THQ also intends to release new standalone games across the three uDraw platforms, including Pictionary: Ultimate Edition for PS3 and Xbox 360 and The Penguins of Madagascar for Wii, with additional titles to be announced later this year and into 2012.
This is what the new tablets look like up close and personal. (right click, ‘View Image’ for super hi-res mode!)
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Hmm, i’m not so sure about this. Just by looking at them you can see their the type of accessory that would appeal to Nintendo fans. On the other hand, i just cant see them doing well for xbox / ps3 gamers – it’s a completely different audience and i just dont think they will be fussed at all by them.
They will certainly appeal to a smaller audience on PS3 / 360 than the Wii version, but I still definitely think there’s an audience and can see uDraw being a success as long as the price is right and the accompanying software releases are a bit more ‘grown up’.