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Euphoria14 on 02 September 2010
Mr Puggsly said:
Euphoria14 said:

Customer: "Hi, can you show me the way to the Move titles?"

Store Clerk: "Here you go."

Customer: "Ooo, what about those games over there, are they Move titles?"

Store Clerk: "No, they use the Dualshock controller."

Customer: "But it says Move compatible on the box."

Store Clerk: "Sorry, but you only asked for Move titles and that isn't a Move title, regardless of whether or not it can be payed with the Move."

Customer: "Uhhh...."

Customer: What games does the Move have?

Store Clerk: Let me show you.

Customer: What the fuck is this?

Store Clerk: These are the Move games.

Customer: I can play most of these with a joystick though.

Store Clerk: Yep!

Customer: Well why wouldn't I just play with the joystick?

Store Clerk: Well its like the Wii... but more precise... and expensive.

Customer: SOLD!


Weak.

I won't continue arguing this with you. You are wrong. 

This is an argument about who is correct, Gaming Industry and Gamers... or Mr. Puggsly.

 

I think the Gaming Industry knows more about what makes a game a Move game than you're personal criteria list.

You're problem here is that you're trying to pass your opinion as fact when the real fact is that a game with motion controls is a "motion control game", whether you like it or not.



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Euphoria14 on 02 September 2010

I know I said I was done with this argument, but I do have a question for you Mr. Puggsly.

If you had a gaming store and had a Move section and a Non-Move section, where would you put games like Time Crisis, Killzone 3 and Socom 4?

 

Don't worry though, I will completely understand if you avoid this question like the plague.



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Sephiroth357 on 02 September 2010

"Move" is overrated. It won't do wonders like people hope it will.




leo-j on 02 September 2010

it will do wonders like I hope it will

 

you know why? Because sony is going to be at BEST BUY a week before move comes out all over the U.S with 3D TV's with PS3's connected with PS MOVE games for people to play in FULL 3D/MOVE/HD ..and sonys employees will be changing a lot of minds that week and on ward, getting people to drop their wii or 360 purchase for a ps3.. as it will look VERY superior.

 

Lets not forget MCDONALDS is advertising playstation, and so is subways, and MOVE is being featured all over TV soon, CNN already got a scoop on it, and we still have yet to see the COKE CAN advertisement..

 

so when people say 'Sony isn't pushing move" , I always think.. those people that say that never had interest in move, and are just here to downplay it.

 



 

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Mr Puggsly on 02 September 2010
Euphoria14 said:

I know I said I was done with this argument, but I do have a question for you Mr. Puggsly.

If you had a gaming store and had a Move section and a Non-Move section, where would you put games like Time Crisis, Killzone 3 and Socom 4?

 

Don't worry though, I will completely understand if you avoid this question like the plague.

I'd put anything with Move support next to the Move. WIthout them, I'd have a display with like 4 games. But games with joystick support aren't going to make the Move a success.

What else would I put next to the Move? The games that require Move are low quality and there are very few of them. I would have to put game ANY game with Move support next to the Move just to make the display look better.



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Euphoria14 on 02 September 2010
Mr Puggsly said:
Euphoria14 said:

I know I said I was done with this argument, but I do have a question for you Mr. Puggsly.

If you had a gaming store and had a Move section and a Non-Move section, where would you put games like Time Crisis, Killzone 3 and Socom 4?

 

Don't worry though, I will completely understand if you avoid this question like the plague.

I'd put anything with Move support next to the Move. WIthout them, I'd have a display with like 4 games. But games with joystick support aren't going to make the Move a success.

What else would I put next to the Move? The games that require Move are low quality and there are very few of them. I would have to put game ANY game with Move support next to the Move just to make the display look better.


Thanks for proving my point.

As for the rest of your post, don't get mad and start Move bashing just cause my question knocked your entire argument flat on it's ass.



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Mr Puggsly on 02 September 2010
Euphoria14 said:
Mr Puggsly said:
Euphoria14 said:

I know I said I was done with this argument, but I do have a question for you Mr. Puggsly.

If you had a gaming store and had a Move section and a Non-Move section, where would you put games like Time Crisis, Killzone 3 and Socom 4?

 

Don't worry though, I will completely understand if you avoid this question like the plague.

I'd put anything with Move support next to the Move. WIthout them, I'd have a display with like 4 games. But games with joystick support aren't going to make the Move a success.

What else would I put next to the Move? The games that require Move are low quality and there are very few of them. I would have to put game ANY game with Move support next to the Move just to make the display look better.


Thanks for proving my point.

As for the rest of your post, don't get mad and start Move bashing just cause my question knocked your entire argument flat on it's ass.

Once again, I'd do that because the Move library is a joke.

Move required titles can't stand on their own. This is why the Move will fail in my opinion.



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Euphoria14 on 02 September 2010

Here is another question for you.

 

Let us agree for a moment that a game is not a Move game because it has Joystick support.

So since Socom 4 is built from the ground up as a Move game and has Joystick support does that also make it not a Joystick game?

 

Your logic confuses me.



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Euphoria14 on 02 September 2010
Mr Puggsly said:
Euphoria14 said:
Mr Puggsly said:
Euphoria14 said:

I know I said I was done with this argument, but I do have a question for you Mr. Puggsly.

If you had a gaming store and had a Move section and a Non-Move section, where would you put games like Time Crisis, Killzone 3 and Socom 4?

 

Don't worry though, I will completely understand if you avoid this question like the plague.

I'd put anything with Move support next to the Move. WIthout them, I'd have a display with like 4 games. But games with joystick support aren't going to make the Move a success.

What else would I put next to the Move? The games that require Move are low quality and there are very few of them. I would have to put game ANY game with Move support next to the Move just to make the display look better.


Thanks for proving my point.

As for the rest of your post, don't get mad and start Move bashing just cause my question knocked your entire argument flat on it's ass.

Once again, I'd do that because the Move library is a joke.

Move required titles can't stand on their own. This is why the Move will fail in my opinion.

Wrong again pal.

You don't do that because the library is a joke, you do that because if you put Move enabled games in the Non-Move section you would be lying to your customers, since *GASP* they are Move games.

 

You also showed your true colors the moment you resorted to Move bashing cause I killed your argument, but that is fine. I only cared about proving that I was right.



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Mr Puggsly on 02 September 2010
Euphoria14 said:

Here is another question for you.

 

Let us agree for a moment that a game is not a Move game because it has Joystick support.

So since Socom 4 is built from the ground up as a Move game and has Joystick support does that also make it not a Joystick game?

 

Your logic confuses me.

I think you're buying Sony's hype.

I mean Socom was designed for the Move? Yet it plays just fine with a joystick?

Something tells me its not really utilizing the Move's full potential.



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