| BenVTrigger said: yeah but I've played and own both and to me I don't see the Move having more games. At all. Why would developers go out and make more games on the HD motion controller thats being outsold like 5:1? Kinect managed to hit both hardcore gamers and casuals. The core not so much for the games currently available but the potential thats there and the cool stuff like menu navigation with no controller, while the casuals get great gaming experiences and its easy to jump in and play for older audiences and those not currently familiar with how to play games. The move still has tons of buttons to figure out and really no software thats appealing to anyone outside of the hardcore fans. Though Move is awesome, and arugably the better of the two when looking at precise control for core games it fails to really attract anyone new. But this isn't a Kinect vs move thread so I'll stop going off topic now sorry. |
Well, there's killzone 3 and littlebigplanet 2, these are big names, especially killzone 3 with its sharp shooter attachment, along with Socom 4, will definitely have to sell a lot of moves.
Personally I feel the best PS move games are all on the PSN, under siege and echochrome 2 look amazing, I almost bought a move for them.
Sony actually requested ND to make UC 3 move enabled 
, but they were given a choice, and they declined. So its up to the developers completely to either use the move or not. I personally wish Dragon Age 2 had move controls, it would have worked out so well.
But if you are talking about move only games, then it will be pretty difficult, you just have to look at the wii, how many motion controlled games are renowned for their motion control's awesomeness? Forcing people to buy move for a game that would be enjoyable equally with a DS 3 would be dumb.
