Oh, thanks for xplaining. That makes sense. And I agree about the different demografix.

I agree on the long term viability. I just wonder how easy it will be for it to find its footing. There really is  alot to be said for a single price, even if it is higher. 

I just worry that by the time really compelling software comes out, Heroes on th eMove, Sorcery, KZ3, RC All 4 One it may be too late.

Not to mention the fact Kinect is really being billed as hardware it leaves room for Price cuts to promote future sales. Since the move isnt, i wonder how they will continue to increase demand via price points in the futre to give itself sustained growth long term, besides the bundle with the console.

I sure hope youre right just based on my software preference. 

Better doesn't always equal success. The PS3 is the best console on the market from a Hardware point of view but it is in 3rd place. PSP is the better technology but it is getting killed. Last Gen Xbox was the best console and it could not compete. 

The move is the better product lets just hope it sells better than its predecessors. 

If Reach maintains the 30k above CoD MW2 each week, it will reach 2 million preorders!

I can't imagine Move outselling Kinect. Move has no real selling point. Not many hardcore gamers will buy either product but the casuals are going to choose Kinect because it feels new and exciting, easy and logical.

PS3 will beat the X360 in console sales this gen though, but that's for different reasons.

All I ever see from certain people is "Move will sell better in the long run, it'll have legs (yeah heard that before) with little to nothing to back it up other than wishful thinking.

If Kinect has a huge launch that means it can't have legs? (you know like Wii) but when something enters the race relatively slow it'll have legs?

At least in terms of HW, legs are very very different to those a game has.

More than likely Kinect will have legs, based on the fact it's targetted at current 360 owners AND a new audience, an audience I might add Move will struggle immensly to sell to.

I hear a lot of about "the core are REALLY interested in Move" and "oh the core hate Kinect." TBH I'm seeing a bit of both on both sides of the fence.

Again, people think this launch line up determines the lifecycle of each device, because move has core games it appeals to the core? Yeah that's fair enough, but Kinect will have core titles too, then what?

At the end of the day, Move was done 4 years ago at a lower price, and was targetted at a big untapped audience. Kinect has the advantage of being new, being cheaper than PSMove, albeit I admit it's still to high compared to Wii, and appealing to that huge market.

Of course I could be wrong, but given the vibes Sony have given off on how the feel about Move, it doesn't sound like they have much faith in it, or is in the long plan for them, unlike Kinect and Microsoft's attitude towards it, the difference is night and day.

Nah I'm seeing a lot of "Move will beat Kinect because it'll have legs" to me it's indicating Kinect will be frontloaded and then tail off (I mean how can something that's frontloaded AND have legs be beaten by something that just has legs?

Like I said, Move will have to sell a high ratio to current owners vs the 360 to beat it, given Kinect is going to spur on more HW purchases thus leading to Kinect units sold.

It's clear most people's sentiments about why Move will be better is because Kinect is the way it is, not because of it's games. Fact is though, most of those people thought the same about the Wii.

I would like to wishful think, too.   I feels left out!

but v should compare a racing game sale with racing game not a diffrent genre