| Attoyou said: I Don't know how many Units MOVE will Move, But I know it won't Fail me as a gamer. |
It still matters from the standpoint that if Move doesn't sell enough units (like Nintendo's Motion Plus, which hasn't exactly unleashed the floodgates of must-have Motion Plus exclusive software as some predicted), developer support will lag or drop off, potentially making Move another lame duck (like the PSEye as a standalone gaming peripheral) with limited, possibly even no must-have games.
I like the initial support personally, but that hardly matters. I'd like to see more backwards support as well, particularly for more shooters.
But public reception ultimately dictates whether developers will continue to produce compelling reasons to keep Move relevant.
For many, worst case scenario if Move support drops: you have a $50 controller or two and a PSEye sitting in your bin of cables and unused peripherals.
