I think he just meant that PS3 was 1 year late... :)

Yup, this is. I'm sure 99% of people here would get bored of a table tennis game which represents 100% accuracy their movements with a racket. People want to be good at what they do at videogames, and with motion controls this isn't only a matter of the difficulty level, but the assistance that the game gives to your movements. 1:1 isn't something really desirable, it would discourage most players.

Almost no one knows how to lob, how to control spin, slice or volley. I need assistance to my movements, I don't want to hit the ball 99% of the times out of the playing court.

The move can be used for Airplane Trafficking , while the Wii Mote doesn't

that doesn't work though, that's like saying "Why would I want my analog stick to be 1:1? I don't want to be good at a game, I just want to have fun"

I mean the move doesn't have to be 1:1, that's like saying the PS3 has to be HD with every single game, because it's superior. I mean the software can be made to not be 1:1, just how you can make a game with analog sticks not be completely precise either, so in reality the move is simply a superior controller than the wii mote even with motion plus, that's like having a PS2, that plays ps 1 games. You can play games not as technically advanced like what's on the wii, but also play more technically advanced games on the move.

yer move is more accurate.

however I do not know how it compares to Motion Plus as it has lacking efforts on it thus far.

True. I was expecting a better lineup for move :/ Sports champions wont justify me to get one. But a shooter will, or something with swords(star wars hellooo).

However what i think will happen is that more multiplatform games for PS/Wii will happen, as developers are more encouraged to develop good motion games. And i think we'll begin to see that mid 2011 and later on. So as a Wii owner im satisfied with this without getting move. But if you'd had to choose as someone who has neither a PS3 or a wii, it depends on the games and i think the move is better than the wii mote from what i've seen

Edit: God people, can we just accept that the move has been released -.-

let's put it this way.

the move is an evolution of the wiimote. I enables better Z plane tracking and the technology for the rest is more recent....

that said, if you're looking for motion control games... the Wii has plenty of good ones, the move just released... soo....

I'd say if you have a wii don't buy move. If you have a PS3 wait till there are games. If you have neither... well do you want to play right now or is waiting for christmass and seeing the offering in games an option?

Wow. That's not even really trolling, it's just lying.

Firstly, every control input has lag, and secondly, Move's lag is no higher than that of WM .

Actually, it is.

If you take the lag of the Move controller alone then you're right, the lag should be pretty much exactly as high/low as a Wii Remote.

But since probably all games use the feature of locating the XYZ position of the controller by the use of the glowing ball and the camera, the lag is indeed a bit higher, because the video from the PS Eye comes in at only 60Hz and must be analyzed for glowing spheres before the XYZ location can be reported to the game.

Would be interesting to know if games that do not need XYZ location can turn this feature off to reduce lag and processing overhead.

It's far from being as bad as Kinect's lag (only 30Hz video and lots of processing required before the skeleton data can be delivered to the game), but when XYZ locating is used lag is indeed a bit higher than that of a Wii remote.

Which means 60 frames would be processed every second. Depending on how long the PS Eye actually takes to process the data (in fact, I think, but I'm not certain, that the PS3 still processes, unlike Kinect), that lag would be...miniscule. It's one extra dimension, so one extra co-ordinate, so...in theory, half as long again? Assuming, of course, that the PS3 and Wii processed at the same speed, which they don't.

So the technical side is still a mystery, but the fact remains that no recent reviews speak of any significant (game-breaking or visible) lag.