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Next gen every console will need high precision motion control. Being committed to use it in more hardcore games together with more casual ones should pay Sony quite nicely then. Funny thing, the PC started experimental motion control (well, actually before mainstream PCs, the pioneers were high-end workstations in the late 80's and early and mid 90's, then came Mattel in console world with the Power Glove made for Ninty consoles), or better, the first viable models were developed on PC before current gen consoles (Power Glove sucked hard), but PC was and still is slowed in its adoption by the typical way it's used, sitting at a desk and closer to the monitor, so with less freedom ov movement. Anyway, with so many mainstream models available, PC too will see a wider adoption of motion control, but not as much as consoles. But everything helps, 3rd parties will be pushed to develop better multiplat games with motion control as the total installed base combined of consoles plus PC will skyrocket, largely exceeding the already wider than expected one of Wii plus Kinect plus Move.
