| narog said: There is no company thats totally core now , just cos PS3 didn't succeed with the move doesn't mean that they dont want casual audience |
Dude...the Sony move is basically like the peripheral of choice for the core. The thing has about thirteen buttons and still demands motion control. Its built for precision and accuracy instead of complete fun. For cores it has a high chance of upping the fun and lessening the complexities, but its the most core peripheral out of all the new ones. Sony is having a hard time understanding what casuals want. Thats why I am starting to grow fond of Sonys approach, there also needs to be a notice to all that Casual is not just about low budget and simple games, but also simplistic mechanics. If Sony made a marketable to the masses (key words) game where you could simply just use the camera the wand and just your body movement and bundle it with the move it could sell. At this rate they should bundle two hot casual titles with the move. At this rate the PS3 is hotter than the Move, which is more than I can say for the 360. The Kinect is higher in demand than the 360 itself. Sooner or later you wont need a 360 to use it, because I believe Microsoft was speaking about having it connected to PC's as well.
