your opinion is your opinion but that doesnt change the fact that it got pretty bad support and continues to get bad support, one game that game out the year before last doesnt change that, not when the other two are still gettting support

is there any info or source that states how many people play those kinda games with Move? im interested in knowing how popular it is with core centric games.

No clue to be honest. But IMHO the important thing is that they have the OPTION to use Move

i agree, i wasnt trying to discredit core games on Move or anything like that, just genuinly curious.

But the only way i can see the big mainstream/core gamers flocking to motion controls is by making it the only option. I think it just comes down to people being happy with dual analog controls and dont see any need to change them.

One game better than anything on the other two though. Like  said, quality over quantity.

they do? then tell me what games that are coming out now that support motion controlls? look at the list of games with motion controls and tell me if really, that list would attract all the core audince. 

im not saying people dont or shouldnt enjoy motion controls. but it would be ludicrous if someone suggests that they appeal to a huge part of the core audince. why are people taking offense in that is beyond me

why would i have a problem with that?

but my point is, you are just an individual, not an entire market

yes, a console that used the blurmarket strategy, which in the Wii's case it didnt try to attract the "core" gamers but it expanded the market by offering something that appeals to people who did not game. the Wii's sales success and drop of sales at the end of its life shows that the market that it appealed too isnt the same as the one as the ps360

For competitive stuff no. In general, mostly No.

All of the core audience? lol

No game ever made attracts all of the core audience. Your OP implied that no core gamer could possibly find motion controls appealing, which is simply not true.