its not great, but i don't think is a disaster either. i think its worth a shot...

Cause it's hardcore!!

"We wanted a full-blown fantasy world, not a series of tunnels. A lot of our re-tooling involved moving the action gameplay into a more free-flowing space. The E3 version also had a much younger hero, and the enemies were a lot more cartoonish. We though, 'you know, we have a game here that would appeal to a hardcore PlayStation gamer…and it looks a little bit like Spyro!' [laughs]

"We didn't want people to get the wrong impression, so we wanted to bring the visuals in-line with the gameplay."

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-12-15-sony-explains-ps-move-sorcery-re-tooling

Oh, I know this one! Because Sony hasn't been marketing anything lately (According to most Sony fans)!

Yikes, Sony exclusives just seem to keep on losing it seems. This especially seems bad after the solid performance of XBLA's recent promotion with Trials Evolution and Minecraft. I think Sony should've taken a risk and made both this and Starhawk $20 at retail, or make them a PSN game altogether. I guess there's not much you can do, the lack of advertising makes me believe that Sony might be wanting to go in a different and cheaper direction.

It's not that bad...

Well, it should end ~70 when is all said and done. Unfortunately, because of the skewed grading scale of reviewers lately, some will see that as a "do not play", when in fact it means it's a pretty good game. Besides, it's nothing like Kinect Star Wars' 56.

I don't like that it's only 6-7 hrs long, but there are major releases that are that long, as well, and they even try and sell those for the full $60. I'll definitely be picking this one up some time this summer.

game looks boring and uninspiring and it's no reason for me to get a move,especially with a 6 hour campaign.

That one seems fair :P 

Totally off on Assassin's Creed, though.  Nothing below 8 is fair for Assassin's Creed, it just does so much so well. 

I'll wait for a price cut, I would have liked the game to be a RPG.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's campaign was only 5 hours, and its followup Modern Warfare 3 was only 3.5 hours, and yet that game cost 50% more and got stellar reviews.