Navigation Controller isn't necessary so that argument is weak.

As for the "Just about everything" answer. I must ask if Grimes even played a Move enabled game, because I own RE5: Gold Edition and it works perfectly fine with a dual shock and the Move, and that is the only game I know of right now, besides maybe MAG that needs analog input.

Also, if someone even thinks for a moment that a game like Heavy Rain requires a Nav as opposed to a Dualshock I will let them know that they are 100% wrong.

If anything MAG may be the only game really needs a Nav.

I am just trying to interupt what that guy meant.

I know.

What Kinect games have multiplayer besides Kinect adventure? And by multi , I mean 2 people playing side by side.

Because so far, most of the games I'm reading about are "take turns" multiplayer. Like Dance Central. 

A lot of games are actually one player. I'm kinda surprised ...

Dance Masters actually has side by side multiplayer unlike Central.

If (and that's a big if) I ever pick up Kinect, I'll pass on Central and get Masters. The creators of DDR really don't disappoint.

Your people have three hands? or you use your feet for the third controler??

Nope, but to fully enjoy all the customizations....you need all those products. It is hard to explain, just know that if you want max customization you need those things...even if PS3 controller can be used as a nav.

I can tell you that as of right now that is 100% false, unless we are talking about MAG.

Must really suck to be you. All your hatred against a competing product resulting in denial responses. Look, what I wrote above is the situation in Europe at the moment. I don't care about America because I have no information from there. I also don't care that vgchartz makes patently false assumptions about Move sales. Are you really that afraid that your beloved Kinect won't crush Move?

i seem to remember a video with those two nice asian chicks in a hurdling race side by side

not sure what the game was though