Look up the tech videos, Sony had been developing a wand like device to accompany the Eyetoy since after the launch of the first version.

Okay, okay. The  Wii had nothing to do with PS Move releasing. It was just a coincidence it released when Wii had made motion gaming popular.

It was part of Sony's plan all along.

LOL

Keep ignoring the existence of the Eyetoy to make yourself feel better. This is no longer an debate (LOL).

didn't you know that Sony had the core before they even entered the console race? pfft anybody knows that get owta here!

as for WiiU coming on top. I'm guessing sometimes next year but it will be above PS3 this December while 360 will be on top with 3DS in second place

Repeat with me: Sony is perfect, they can't do anything wrong.  Lol.

OT: I think the Wii U will be the global leader after the first price cut.

@S.T.A.G.E

You wouldn't be ignorant of a couple of motion control device called the Power Pad, and the Power Glove would you. I am sorry you don't have a argument, and many users have pointed out these Nintendo devices before. How many times do we have to pull out old Nintendo motion control devices before the reality sinks in. Nintendo was doing motion control long before Sony even dreamed about entering the console market. The Wii mote is just the evolution of the Power Glove concept. All they needed to do was but the game pad in the off hand. I don't think that Sony inspired Nintendo to become more ergonomic with their concept.

The Move is absolutely derivative. What matters is the appearance of copying. Even if Sony had a similar design in their labs. They should have scrapped that design, and went with something different. After all Microsoft wanted to copy that experience on their console, but they came up with something identifiably their own. Sony should have been a little more inspired. Oh by the way I still think those controllers look like vibrators.

I never denied that Nintendo started motion controls in gaming, but can Sony be blamed for being alone in the reemergence of motion controlled gaming in their own fashion during the PS2 era? To Nintendo fans its always Sonys fault. Perhaps they should've stayed the errand boy for Nintendo outside the gaming industry.

Secondly Microsoft did not create camera controlled motion gaming in their own image, the Eyetoy was doing everything except for multimedia scrolling before them with the Eyetoy. Microsoft knows how to sell their products because barely anyone knew about the Eyetoy. 

The people saying the Wii U is already the global leader are wrong. Being the leader means being ahead of the competition. And the competition is any console that competes for consumers and 3rd party games. For the Wii U, its current competitors are the PS3 and 360. With that said, its not currently the global leader.

Generations are just used to describe consoles released around the same time. It's not some universal principle that limits competitors to consoles within the same generation. No, if a console is selling competitively, then its a competitor. As of now, the Wii U isn't leading over its competitors.

It has a shot next week. I expect good Japan sales and the rest of the European launch sales (only 2 days in this week's chart). NA sales are up in the air. However, I think next week will might be a bit of an improvement for PS3/360 sales, so I'm 65% sure Wii U won't be global leader until the holiday season dies down and supplies are a bit less constrained.