Developer Traveller's Tales is planning a LEGO game series motion controller compatible with Sony and Microsoft. Move Kinect and PlayStation are not supported by the next game in the series, LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean, but during an interview with Videogame Source, Jonathan Smith of Traveller's Tales said that things will not always this way.
"We are exploring various options," says Smith. "We excite the news and we are always looking for new things to develop. A LEGO with the motion control would be different from that we are developing LEGO, the LEGO same thing happened with Rock Band, which in terms of gameplay revealed substantial differences" .
"At the moment we are looking for solutions to these problems." Traveller's Tales is part of TT Games (owned by Warner Bros.), the firm has developed over the years LEGO versions of IP as important as Batman, Indiana Jones and Harry Potter. The next game in the series, Pirates of the Caribbean, is also coming on the Nintendo 3DS. 
"We are exploring various options," says Smith. "We excite the news and we are always looking for new things to develop. A LEGO with the motion control would be different from that we are developing LEGO, the LEGO same thing happened with Rock Band, which in terms of gameplay revealed substantial differences" .
"At the moment we are looking for solutions to these problems." Traveller's Tales is part of TT Games (owned by Warner Bros.), the firm has developed over the years LEGO versions of IP as important as Batman, Indiana Jones and Harry Potter. The next game in the series, Pirates of the Caribbean, is also coming on the Nintendo 3DS.
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