I would say move. it now has a strong enough hardcore selection of games and a good few casual games. the move will be supported by the core gamer first and then push into the casual market.
where as Kinect will start in the casual market and work its way back to the core.
so in other words Sony is starting in a position of strength and pushing into the casual market, where as ms is throwing a stone into a river and making it become an island. they probably will struggle to get games to bridge the gap, it will be one market or the other. where as Sony will have the games in the middle like time crises, which I think falls in between casual and hardcore (which equals mainstream). so basically three markets from the start, with strength in it's core.
not only that but the moves precision, will allow for a more compelling experiences and immersive games, when move is released all the features at the moves disposal not just the wii like functions will be shown. reality will set in making it even harder for Microsoft to keep the new and revolutionary, smoke and mirror campaign up. hype will be hit hard, similar to what happened when a bbc reporter got his hand on both the peripherals. the move will come out on top imo.
if not I still think it could be used for other things, in the area of game development.
correct me if I am wrong
stop me if I am bias
I love a good civilised debate (but only if we can learn something).
