Outsell the Wii? Never gonna happend. Sony is fighting for the second place (which is always a nice place to be), we'll have to wait and see how much market share can the Move steal from the Wii in the long run and if it can put them above MS.

Not good, but not bad either.  I think in terms of estimates it's probably on the low side of what Sony would have wanted, but like some have already said some of this is just day one numbers. 

It's hard to get any real idea of what is good or bad at this point since I don't think Sony has actually said what they think good or bad is. 

Not sure where to post this, but for anyone living in the midwest US, I just picked up some great deals at the "Mega Mart" (nebraska furniture mart) involving Move.

First off, you get a 20 dollar gift card for every Move you buy (including the bundle and individual controller, but not the sub controller).  So basically you can get the bundle for 75 (its 95 to start there) or one controller for 30.  (You could get the bundle, an extra controller, and the subcontroller for a combined $135.  Not too shabby).

They also have pretty much every game that uses Move on sale.  I just picked up Heavy Rain for $25 and RE5: GE for $25.  I also saw Tiger Woods 2011 for 30.

The sale on the games is for today and tomorrow only.  The Gift Card deal is all week.  Anyway, hope that helps someone out, I feel like I just made out like a bandit.  I picked this all up in Omaha, NE - but I think there are stores in Kansas City and Des Moines, too.

Not amazing but not bad either. I was expecting bad to decent sales, and it got the latter. Now I just hope Kinect doesn't crush it later this year...

so in america 1/250 bought the bundle and in europe 1/210 bought it. and you have to take into consideration that move was released friday not tuesday, so that augments the numbers a bit.  i think this will have a reverse parabola for sales.  once people who dont have it see it, they are going to want it.  im not a motion gamer myself, but with every add and game i see i come a little closer to buying it.

don't understand

Around 70,000 Starter Packs were sold last week in Europe along with a further 30,000 Move Controllers. Assuming a similar 25% of Move Controller purchases are for users with an existing camera, around 80,000 units of Move hardware were sold last week in Europe

70.000 starter packs means 70k moves plus 30.000 moves it makes 100.000 moves.

20k of the 30k are navigators?

The true test is what is what will it be selling six months from now?

Move (and Kinect) will need to build up large and growing audiences to get third-party support. A low-key launch like this does not do the trick.

Mike from Morgantown

I'm with Maynard.  That last remark didn't even make sense.... you would have had to reverse the order of the gamecbue and ps2 for it to even be relevant to the current situation.

70k Starterpacks
25% of those 30k moves sold to people who already owned a PS Eye (~7.500 units)
75% of those 30k moves are purchased as a secondary controller.

= ~80k unique move owners

Disappointing sales. It seems you guys are sugar-coating this with "it's day one sales" and "it will have legs". But still, 140,000k is very low for something that had so much hype behind it.