Hmm? Eye  and controler set costs 50 euro in EU.

Nope, I didn't like it when Nintendo did it with the Wii (Still don't) I won a wii though, and it has some great games imo... not that I feel really benefit from motion controls...  I didn't like Sony Not Putting rumble in initially and puting sixaxis  in (patent issue if I remember) I do not like it now when sony's doing the move either.

Granted they are free to make what they want. And people are free to buy it and enjoy it. I just won't buy it.

I have not purchased it and it is highly unlikely that i will ever purchase it.

Ever since the Wii came out i have strongly disliked motion controls as it just seems unnecessary to me, so the same can be said about Playstation Move.

No, and I don't plan to.

Bought 2 Move controllers.

I didn't buy any Move controller, but I will... sometime... in the future. Next year, that's for sure.

If only Sony could get 79% of PS3 owners to buy Move  (OK 47% 32% maybes) it would be a raging success. Somehow I don't think this poll is an accurate reflection of PS3 owners in general.

Since my launch 60gig was struck with the YLOD, I've been looking into the different packages out now. I'm kind of interested in the move package, but at the same time I don't know if I'd want to spend the extra $100 for it.

I guess we'll see what happens. I'm trying to wait it out as we get closer to Black Friday and see what kinds of sales/bundles will be out there.

Pre-ordered one for launch day to test it out and will eventually pick up at least one more.

Although I have to say that other than Sports Champions, the initial games themselves don't exactly "sell" the peripheral. None of the demos inspired me to buy Move required games.

I did buy RE5 Gold (even though I already own RE5) for the extra content and Move controls and I have to say RE4 Wii Edition was set up better. Not any more responsive, but the controls were set up better. I did actually end up playing Gold a great deal more than RE5 (which I hadn't finished) but... eventually stopped using the Move controls.

Heavy Rain with Move controls didn't reinvent the game for me either. If anything, they were more muddled than the standard DS3 controls which worked exactly as designed.

Time Crisis actually has DS3 and GunCon support in addition to Move support. While Move is more convenient than GunCon (have to set up the IR LED array for it to work) it pretty much plays exactly the same, except you're aiming with a wand rather than a plastic controller shaped just like a gun.

Despite all that negativity, I'm still looking forward to future Move support, particularly for FPS games, just didn't take off on the Wii.

Not Yet.