It supports what I said in a previous thread I made about Move strategy. It feels nice to have that repeated yet again in another thread by another source. I don't think anyone doubts whether the interface works as intended with Move. Anyone who thinks people are saying that are clutching at straws.
What people doubt in relation to Move are the reactions of a wider market and whether Sony can make it relevant to a lot of people or whether it will remain a niche experience for the remainder of the generation.
Being good at performing a task doesn't insure the success of a product. There are numerous examples of products which perform physically just as well as other products or even better which fail to catch on. Possibly the most familiar would be the iPod competitors, there was nothing in the physical hardware itself which made the iPod that much more successful than the competitors it was the other factors such as ecosystem / mindshare which dictated that market and the success of the iPod clones.
Tease.
