I think in some cases you have a point, but in others the sequels or later editions add tons of content and provide a wholly new experience. My point is none of these games provide a new experience. Just different graphics.

Well about the reviews I expected because most of the attempts at launch so far haven't been necessarily "deep" attempts to fully make use of the move controller.  As stated in IGN's section, it was quite disappointing to see the drastic differences in quality.  How some developers put effort into it and got good results while others did the opposite and got such poor results.  And that's really where I got this reoccurring theme in the reviews is that you don't really see any launch titles that have yet justified how much you are going to spend to get to play these games.  And that's kinda where I'm sitting that I like that reviews are saying that Move is very capable hardware that gets the job done, but I'm waiting for a game that gives it enough value to justify the price.  I'm really hoping SOCOM 4 will be that one too.  Looking good so far.

I wasn't talking about you specifically. But there are a LOT of these people. And not just on VGC, either. But that's okay, they finally, finally get to experience motion control gaming. Only took them 4 years. XD

Being butthurt for something selling "so well" at 3rd place is the most epic butthurt ever.

Do not look at the 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 numbers and yet say it is more butthurt than ever.

Great reply

Although I was talking about recent sales, and it currently matching the untouchable god of all gaming machines ever

If the excuse can count for Wii, it can count for PS3!!

Oh. And IGN are SD fanboys. They don't understand what it is to be a true gamer and play games for fun. Not graphics.

The reception seems generally positive so far. The only surprisingly poor review I've noticed is OPM giving Tiger Woods 4/10, so that looks like one to avoid.

I've got the starter pack and Sports Champions on pre-order, and I think I might finally get Heavy Rain and play it with the Move.

TOLD YA SPORTS CHAMPS IS VERY TOP NOTCH

Dammit, IT ATE MY POST!  What I was trying to say was:

Having played both Sports Champions and Start the Party, I'd honestly reverse the scores.  While neither game is really stellar in my opinion, at least Start the Party tries some wacky new stuff, like the augmented reality haircuts and flyswatting and such.

Sports Champions is a game without a single original idea, and I don't know why so many people are defending it.  They took apart Wii Sports piece by piece, replaced each piece with something else, and then rebuilt Wii Sports with all the new pieces.  So it's basically Wii Sports, in HD, with the Move, but without Nintendo's polish, presentation, or personality, and without Miis.  Now you get a random guy with an afro instead of your own avatars of Jack Black, Robocop, Chewbacca, and Hitler.

But now it's getting reviews better than Deca Sports or Carnival Games.  I guess it's riding the hype of the new controller?  Do all reviewers have to pick one Move game and one Kinect game to pretend they're in love with?