Surprised me lol

And people laugh at Kinect's library?

It's motion based controls for Sony and M$, they all want to show it off and put casual games out there at the same time, games are bound to be nearly the same even though they're on competitive consoles. So us as "core" gamers are going to laugh at a lot of the games.

THIS, and holy crap I have Move and I didnt even know about half that stuff. And please with the Kinect, has anyone actually been to a store with the Kinect line up?? Its nothing to be proud of. Im sure that all the games on this list have to be better than Hulk Hogan's workout.

Yea but still... there are good Kinect games outhere... I didn't even know what were Move's games but seing this list I don't wanna know anymore.

Clearly this article is just a spin and the website was looking for attention.

I mean isn't it odd that there is no mention of userbase or software sales?

Notice all those games are published by Sony? Lack of 3rd party titles requiring Move is probably a sign of how strong the hardware is doing.

Also, why is Sony raping its userbase with these lame casual Move titles? I feel like these games are already in the bargain bin.

not really surprising numbers if you ask me.
The average move owner has around 2 controllers. That's a usual number for any kind of controller. One for a friend or when the first one breaks etc., something like that.

And now please correct me if I'm wrong, but are we counting controller sales for Wii, PS3 or 360 or are we counting consoles ? Yes they shipped or sold 9m Move controller's and that surely wasn't a financial flop for Sony, but saying they're "closing the gap" to Kinect is rather ridiculous.

Move and Kinect have different data sets so you can't just compare their total sales. You have to factor in the difference in how the hardware is sold. Each Kinect sale is equal to 1 "user unit". Move can have up to 4 sales for 1 "user unit".

For the user install base of Move we should ignore everything, but the Move's Eyetoy sales. If you buy 1 Move set and 3 more Move controllers, Sony can only add 1 sale to their install base, not 4.

Since Sony isn't giving us filtered numbers, we really have no accurate way of calculating the gap in total user install bases between Kinect and Move.

1. It's just a guess, but as normally companies announce investments and revenues for the fiscal year, and with the further confirmation given by MS stating that this time it doubled the previous advertising budget to $1billion, but this time specifying it was for Kinect and XB360 put together (while last year it announced $1B for Kinect and Windows Phone put together, with some execs later specifying $500M for Kinect http://allthingsd.com/20101018/microsofts-billion-dollar-media-bailout-plan/ ), IMVHO the most likely time span could be from launch to the end of fiscal year. This time the budget should very likely be from October 2011 to the end of FY.

2. I agree about this, and the strategy despite not fully, worked more than enough: thanks also to Ninty totally neglecting its competing product, former market niche monopolist, and almost only pushing the game included, Kinect eventually managed to outsell weekly Balance Board, first only in America, then WW, and finally even tying in EMEAA, despite being still quite weak in this region. 

3. Again just my opinion, Sony main current goals about Move seem to avoid being left behind in motion controls and possibly to carve its own exclusive little niche for "hardcore friendly" motion controls, while its competitors look like they manage to very often piss hardcore gamers off.