Hmm, nope, I don't buy it Greenberg, you've sprouted so much shit from your mouth that there HAS to be a catch here...

He is absolutely spot on with that... I agree with every single word.

Come on. It's so obvious what he's doing. He really wanted to say, "Move has no games, it's derivative, and at least the Wiimote doesn't require a camera. It's even more expensive than Kinect. (Where YOU are the controller!) Did I mention it has NO GAMES?"But he likes to be subtle about needling good-hearted, loyal, honest, and true PlayStation fans like myself.

Sad performance, Greenberg. Just shameful. Kill yourself, please.

I agree, hence why the move didn't push any hardware

time will tell... very early days leo.. 

He is absolutely spot on with that... I agree with every single word.

Even the wrong ones?

C'mon, he was nicely professional for once, but he's spinning and deliberately projecting a false perspective on Sony's approach.

For example I notice the US Kevin Butler Move ads seem to be curiously focused on Move specific titles and a curiously Wii like family environment.

The difference at this point is Kinect is purely aimed at new titles/experiences (nothing wrong with that of course) while Move is aimed at both the existing base/titles and new titles/experiences.  Looking at the ratio of Move titles at launch to exiting titles patched it's clear that the split isn't 50/50 either but skewed towards Move specific titles similar to Kinect.  Even allowing for Socom  and the like there are still more new Move specific titles in the works, such as Sorcery, than Move optional titles, so this isn't temporary for Move launch either.

Nope, he's just plain wrong in his core arguement, although in his shoes I'd say exactly the same thing.

Microsoft product director Aaron Greenberg has branded Sony's PlayStation Move a "great product" in the lead-up to Kinect's launch next month.


Many industry watchers see Sony's wand-based peripheral as a direct market competitor to Microsoft's Kinect camera - with both gunning for the living room family market.

However, Greenberg admits that his rival enjoyed "favourable" reviews - but says that the two products offer different experiences.

"Here's what I think: Move is just a different approach to the market," he told Eurogamer. "We're thinking about Kinect as a key component to the platform, and what they've done with Move...

"First off, it's a great product and the reviews seem to be pretty favourable. But they've targeted it purely to existing owners. They've said you can decide whether you want to play existing titles on the platform, like SOCOM, with the controller or with Move.

"Our approach has been different. We're not going to take Halo, a game you love playing with the controller, and offer you the option to play it with a different interface which may or may not have been designed for that game. We want to build completely unique experiences from the ground up which are designed for Kinect. It's just a different approach."

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Nice to see someone like him being grown up and professional.

Of course, I certainly agree. They don't want the 45 million potential Halo Lovers to buy Kinect. They are after completely new people who don't own a 360 or ever thought about buying one.