Well, the Wiimote should have already worked well.
Instead, they make us buy an accessory to make it work like it
should have in the first place. God, I hope sony doesn't pull
off some bull like that.

there is a big difference between what the Wii Remote can do, and what developers have chosen to do.

There is little problem tracking 1:1 your hand motions (hook it up to a PC, then try writing a program for it. not to hard to create a tech demo like that if you have the time). The problem becomes transforming that in to fun accessible gameplay. There could be a 1:1 tennis game, however very few people are that skilled at tennis. If I had a true 1:1 tennis game I wouldn't bother with it because I suck at tennis so much. However, I do enjoy Grand Slam Tennis, becuase it has the "feel" of being real, and it does accuratly recreate what I was trying to do (spin, power and so on) without me having to press buttons.

As famousringo properly pointed out. The Wii Remote & WM+ can do the same thing the Move can do, but keeping it calibrated is a tougher task, as you have to get the user to point at the screen rather than being able to read it almost all the time.

Will say it does look cooler than the Wiimote. and it does look more precise from the things we have been shown. Glad they decided to not just make it wave left to right.

Wow. That is pretty silly. Clearly millions and millions of people have Wii Motion Plus. No one has Move. There are quite a few games and plenty more coming out for Wii Motion Plus. There are no games for Move but some are coming out. It seems almost everyone that knows anything about videogames knows that Wii Motion Plus has done better and will continue to do better.

Yet, only the sword tech demo showed that - in fact that was amazing!

But all the other games, imo, lacked precision.

No, we're two, I was wondering whether their CTO's name is Rotfl Schwartz and if he owns a camper able to travel at Ludicrous Speed. 

I thought people concluded that tech demo's barely show what the tech can do in games or am I mistaken? I hate Tech demos. However, I would love to see what the next Zelda can do with the Wii controls.

As I told earlier (you might wanna read them before posting) I 'have' played games on the wii, even played RS2 recently, and even with Motion+ I did not feel it tracked my movements well, felt pre programmed or something, that's why I asked the question. Let's wait until Move comes out and then I can give a proper comparison to both

Ehm.. I don't know Cohort Studios... how many wii games did they make?

Assuming both devices use similar quality accelerometers and gyroscopes, the PS Move is going to be more accurate simply because the PS Eye can keep track of the PS Move. So if you move the PS Move down 12 inches, the PS Eye can see that it moved down 12 inches. The Wiimote has to extrapolate from accelerometer data that it moved down 12 inches.

And if we're talking in terms of spatial awareness, the PS Eye + Move is much, much more capable than the Wiimote + Motion Plus + Sensor bar. I don't think anyone who knows geometry can argue with that. Properly calibrated, the PS Eye + Move will be able to tell almost exactly where the PS Move is pointing at on the TV screen. The same is impossible with the Wiimote + Motion Plus + Sensor bar.

In short, the Move probably really is much more accurate than the Wiimote. I just think that it won't matter all that much for most games.