It's IGN, what did you expect? They give a lot of awful review scores and their reviews are not very well written most of the time IMO. You also have to see that casual games normally get much lower review score than core games, so a 7.5 for example is actually pretty good.

But when I saw the what IGN gave for Tumble (3.5) I was pretty shocked, but then I watched the Gametrailers.com review of Tumble and they gave it 8.3. I don't know, some reviews by IGN are just stupid...

Im going to buy move so I can get on video chat with all my buddies on PSN and pretend to masturbate. The colour ball on the end just tells me its going to be a lot of fun sneaking up on my girlfriend in the middle of the night.

And now you can relate with millions of Wii owners that have the same issue that you are bringing up.

well, move works like sony said  , good 

TechRadar ON PS Move

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/gaming/gaming-accessories/sony-playstation-move-713638/review

4.5/5

Niceeee

and seems like many hate Kung Fu Rider (breaks my heart) and Start the party

TUmble and Sports Champions are doing great! Better than whatt I expected cuz I expected 6s across the board..and joystiq gave SC a solid review which is great cuz their reviews I trust a lot.

If this get's more positive reviews I may sell my older PS3 and buy a Move bundle PS3.

Kotaku review

http://kotaku.com/5626493/move-sports-champions-review-high-definition-motion-gaming-at-its-best

Concluding thoughts

"I was a fan of most of the offerings found in Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort. I even found a few things redeeming about Wii Play. But that doesn't make me a mini-game sports fanboy. I still expect some depth to my collection of casual and unusual pick-up-and-play games. Fortunately, Sports Champions more than delivers.

For better or worse, I was expecting Sports Champions to be a glorified Wii Sports, the Playstation 3's answer to casual, motion gaming. What I wasn't expecting was a set of experiences that so effortlessly blended high-resolution graphics with precision motion detection. Sports Champions managed to give me a level of intuitive motion gaming I've rarely found, even on the Wii's MotionPlus, and did so in a way I found oddly addictive and pleasantly fun."

"The Move isn't a brand new platform for Sony, as Kinect is for Microsoft's Xbox 360; it's another option for developers to play with. By adding Move support to a game while having the ability to keep standard controls, publishers can support the Move hardware without having to bank on it. This also means that developers can freely port between the Wii and the PS3, or give their existing Wii games a nice graphical overhaul and a new release to broaden their market. That's an advantage the Kinect won't be able to match; it's all or nothing with Microsoft's take on motion control."

Found that pretty interesting. Anyway...

Go Eyepet! Go Tumble!

I'm all for the Move....To be honest, have to base some of this on the core experiences of the launch titles, and not some glitchiness that might be found in the games themselves, especially since they'll probably end up being patched in the next 2 weeks based on the way reviewers mention certain glitches...

All in all, these titles coming out are just a few, and mostly a preview of, what is to come.  From what I am seeing I am extremely optimistic in what we might be seeing announced for Move in the next couple months...

Edit:  In addition...A lot of people already have Move pegged in their mind as a WiiCopy...so this first lot of games is probably going to get a whole lot of grief about it until people play it for real, not just for a couple hours and then write a review.

oh..

my..god..  Thank goodness your not on my friend list.

You should buy a couple of moves that way you can have your blue man group show at night.