So you banned me for calling you out on your erroneous thread title? Mod abuse at its best.

I didn't mean to offend you and maybe "my tone" was a little off, and for that I apologize, but you shouldn't abuse your mod powers just because you disagree with somebody!!!!!

Except the games you listed all use the main controller normally, with simple motion controls on top.  Like steering for Mario Kart.  The DS3 would be used for things like that with its 6-axis control, as it has been before.  The Move, however is more for games like FPS/TPS's, adventure games and casual game compilations, like Sports Champions.  Of course, the 360 only has Kinect to pull of motion gaming, which is why this 2-player limit is troubling.  I do hope Sony at least raise the limit to 3 Moves plus 3 Navs, and up to 6 Moves (2 for each player), for more core games upon release.  Cause 3 players wouldn't be seen as such a negative.

And to those pointing out that Kinect probably supports 4 players based on the vid of the woman and man playing with the kids, why didn't you post the whole vid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jm0KKa6wACQ 

It's clearly a 2 player game.  They only let the kids come in to play along, which causes the avatars to go ape-shit.

2 things that trouble me the most about that vid are:

1. As with most demos I have seen for Kinect, it takes place in a well lit, completely white room.

2. Look at how far they are from the camera.  I hope most games don't require that much space.

Just Dance 2 for Wii Supports up to 8 players..

Can someone tell me how is this done?

But not 8 similtaniously. IF folks are simply passing along controllers or taking turns playing, Both Kinefct and Move could do the same thing.

Can you give me the link where it explains that?. Because I thought that the nunchuck can be used. It has motion detection and can be used as a separate controller like in Bust a Move Bash and Driift Mania that has 8 player session

the wii is still awesome

RIP Kinect from my wanted list.

The only reason I wanted Kinect was so I could play party games on my 360.  I very commonly have 4 or more people over to play, and it sure would have been nice to be able to play 4 people without buying 4 controllers. 

Doesn't M$ understand that the core of the casual market is multiplayer and party games?

Well its sort of the only way it could happen. Wii uses bluetooth, like the PS3, and so can only support 7 devices at a time. Having to use the wired nunchuk in a very mobil dance game makes no sense at all.

I thought a while back some SONY rep said 4 moves and 2 subcontrollers at once...

Anyway, most 4 player casual games will just require move.

I'm impressed that so many people on this site who seemingly lived in a shoebox when they thought Kinect needed loads of space to work now have rooms big enough to support 4 players simultaneously on Kinect.