It also has duel force feedback like a steering wheel, but i bet thats going to drain the batteries way too fast, I want this.... on PC ironically more so on PS3 (I bet no developer on PS3 will support it, only PC owners will)

all the money spent on this thing.....that could be spent making new furniture for home. C'mon Sony ya killin me

what wait, how much is it?

edit 30 dollars, not bad really.

I'm talking about the move in general

Sony doesn't need worthless gimicks to be successful, the failing of this thing in spite of the recent success of the ps3 is more proof of that than anything could possibly show, but I guess becasue Sony loves giving people options, but no good has come for this thing:

it needs to die....

i don't see any problem with using it for different ideas, sure if you don't want it, then don't get it, simple as that, move is a gimmick, but its also an option.

I guess so :/

JK. This would actually be awesome for Formula 1 games. The only issue I have with motion controls on racing games is that the controller is hovering. If it came with a stand (similar to the old last-gen wheels) that would be really great... and if I had a PS3.

Um....you can get those this gen too ya know! I'd recommend it in fact. 

I was quite impressed by what I saw in that video actually. It looks like it has some good potential if fully utilised. If it can be used outside of Littlebigplanet karting and on games like gt5, motorstorm, need for speed and formula one games, then this could be fairly successful I think.

Logitech G27  , This is the best wheel so far, it has everything you'd want in a wheel, only problem is that you have to find a good stand for it (there is one called wheelstandpro which is perfect for it)