well now i'm down to 7 games for move.

how is responsiveness of the control related to being good at the game? Responsiveness of the control should be universal regardless how skilled a player is. Are you suggesting the better you are with the game the more responsive the control becomes?

Yea that's what I've thought of it for awhile.  I think it was really only hyped up just for that potential to be good, but the developers had to get it there first.  Judging from everything else I've seen before this, it looks like they never got close to getting there.  Similar things happened with Wii at the start, where the potential to get something great generated the hype but the developers just didn't get there.  Biggest example of that was always Red Steel.  Great idea on paper, and realistically Wii could handle it, but doesn't mean the game ever got there.  

I agree with other sentiments, that like back with the Wii, it doesn't make the control setup bad.  Move is a fantastic device that can truly do great things.  Just once again, it's not going to magically happen because they are using the Move controller.  Takes a developer who not only puts the time and effort into it, but also has the capabilities to make use of it effectively.  Like Wii, these things usually didn't happen early on but later in the life cycle.  Just because Move is similar to Wii and devs are more accustomed to motion gaming, doesn't mean they'll get it right the first time... hell or even get it close to right.  Learning curve as always and we'll see where devs take it.  

no, all im saying is 30 minutes isnt enough to review a game. and that being good at the game can help you understand how bad/good the responsiveness of the controls are. i gave my mario kart example.

I think - could be wrong - what he's really saying is that the game requires a level of skill that 30 minutes wouldn't give you.

The responsiveness would indeed by the same whatever, so that's the only interpretation that makes sense for me - I think he's saying the title isn't casual enough to just pick up and play like a master, that you have to invest time.

Just how I read it.

I'll wait for Joystiq review and 1up to determine the purchase....hope this is a usual case of IGNorance

That's one way to look at it. Another would be that it's frustrating for a novice. Some people here might not care, but it's important for someone who is new to the move to have a good experience. If the first game they buy is frustrating, that will give a negative impression for the platform, even if it is unfair.

WOW ...

I never though it would've gotten something that low. Although, I want to see the Metacritic of this game before I decide to get the PS Move or not.

I'm pretending to be surprised that this game sucks.

Wooow...thats pretty bad :/