I was a little skeptical on the Motion Controller when I first saw it at E3 but now I am a believer

now i wanna ask a question:

they moved release of GT5 to fall , so do you think this is because they wanna add 'support MOVE'

it will support head tracking so who knows

If they do I won't use it...

it will probably supports it, but anyone who wants to have the REAL driving experience will stick with the steering wheel/pedals/shifter

maybe, maybe not....who knows really

I can say with 100% certainty that this is not the case. There is absolutely no reason to delay Gran Turismo 5 to coincide with the release of Move. The racing genre is probably one of the few, if not the only genre that PlayStation Move literally offers nothing of substance to the gameplay. Even traditional game controllers are frowned upon in preference of racing wheels.

Even if Polyphony Digital decided to incorporate Move as an optional control scheme or a menu navigator, there would be no reason to delay the game for that. It could be added with a simple patch or DLC.

It's far more likely that the game could have been delayed to coincide with the 3D firmware update releasing this summer since that is a feature that is both confirmed to be used in Gran Turismo and would actually add substance to the gameplay, however even being delayed for that is not very probably since as with Move controls that could be patched in.

It's abundently clear that GT5 was delayed for marketing purposes well above and beyond anything else.

Maybe its going to work with the menu selecting, but NOT the driving, driving needs a steering wheel.

if somehow sony can bundle gt5 with Move, they can sell alot of MOVEs. i really don't know why they moved gt5 for fall release

hold the controller like a driving wheel???
maybe???

There were many reasons.

1. Sony now has the opportunity to give Gran Tursimo 5 a worldwide launch.
2. Having God of War III and Gran Turismo 5, arguably Sony's two biggest games this generation, release during the same month could subsidize the sales of both.
3. ModNation Racers has a much better chance at selling now that it's releasing prior to Gran Turismo 5.
4. Sony now has a huge system selling IP for their currently empty 3rd quarter to compete with Halo: Reach.
5. Gran Turismo 5 will now launch with 3D compatibility.
6. Kazunori Yamauchi and Polyphony Digital now have an extra 6 months to iron out bugs and add additional content.
7. Sony now has six more months to transfer the PlayStation marketing campaign from being focused on God of War III to Gran Turismo 5.
8. By Q3 Sony should have resolved the supply issues with the PS3 and will have enough stockpiled after the Summer lull in console sales to meet the demand that should come with GT5.