OK, you caught me, two games that are different.

Like I said before, they have some great titles, but I think it's obvious that that is what they try to focus on.

It's aimed at the casual market, obviously in direct competition with the Wii. I'm sure the "forgetting what built this industry" is at least partly based on the casual direction Microsoft and Nintendo are going in. It's kind of hard to believe Sony are totally focused on the core market when they release something like the Move. There's nothing wrong with releasing the Move of course, but I just find the statements in the OP a little hypocritical. 

OK, you caught me, two games that are different.

Like I said before, they have some great titles, but I think it's obvious that that is what they try to focus on.

YukanaSenix said:

The Move still has more HARDCORE Gamer support than the Kinect has with all its games
People seem to forget it can be used for Killzone 3 and works perfectly on point...No lag,no weird movements or anything else...It works 100%

You know why people seem to forget? It's because the KZ3 audience for the most part frankly doesn't give a crap. 

So Move wins and has its "Hardcore" Potential already proven - Kinect didn't. What has been proven? You can't name one Hardcore-move focused title thats sold 1m units. What has move won? It's sold less than half of what Kinect has, I bet it's used a lot less too.

I don't call Kinect Star Wars Dancing,Kinectmimals,Michael Phelps Swimming School or anything like that hardcore.Not even that Sega Crap game in the castle.
Move works with a REAL high budget game and is an alternative to the usual controller and WORKS PERFECTLY.

I absolutely agree that it works, but what I'm saying is that the majority of the core market doesn't care. Sony said they're thinking about the gamers, well the gamers aren't thinking about buying a playstation Move.

It's aimed at the casual market, obviously in direct competition with the Wii. I'm sure the "forgetting what built this industry" is at least partly based on the casual direction Microsoft and Nintendo are going in. It's kind of hard to believe Sony are totally focused on the core market when they release something like the Move. There's nothing wrong with releasing the Move of course, but I just find the statements in the OP a little hypocritical. 

Well from what I read, his statements were made under the context of all the E3 conferences. Was casual/Move titles a huge presence at their conference? At the very least, there was much bigger stage presence of these casual titles from MS and Nintendo this year and I think that's what the guy was trying to get at. Maybe Sony did not do the best job they possibly could, but they certainly had less to show in the casual department.