They both copied Nick Arcade.

kljesta64 said: wiimove tech was better then the wiimote but games ...srry.

Not really sure the PSMove was better than the Wiimote.  The Wiimote was a bit of a smarted design.  The way you can flip it on its side for games like Mario Kart or NSMB was clever.  You could even play something like Smash on it.  Not the best experience, but perfectly functional. Can't do the same on the Move.  The Nunchuck for the Wii, while wired, can sense motion.  Useful when the primary controller doesn't have as many buttons.  For instance, in Goldeneye it functions as your melee button which is pretty valuable.  

In terms of the motion sensing capabilities, it's marginally better than the Wiimote plus (obviously much better than the regular Wii Mote) in terms of gesture recognition.  I found that as a pointer, it's a bit less precice.  Ergonomically, I love the feel of the Move which fits into the hand nicely.  However, I didn't find the Navigation controller comfortable.  Overall, I like the Wiimote better.  It just works out a better for a wider range of games.  In the interest of full disclosure though, I haven't played too much on the Move.  Everybody Dance, Sports Champions, a bit of Medieval Moves, and Killzone with the sharpshooter

PS was ALWAYS more for adults. As a matter of fact, it was BECAUSE of this that the PS1 destroyed the N64 in sales. I can remember when that system was first launching. All of a sudden, college age kids were gaming. No longer was gaming for nerds and kids, it was for grown ups too.

Sony's systems, all the way through to the PS4 has been more for mature gamers whilst Nintendo's are aimed at the 13 and under crowd. That doesn't mean you can't enjoy Nintendo games as an adult, but the majority of their sales are due to kids.

PS12 had more games for all ages be it adults or kids until the ps3 came out. that is what i was saying ...so PS brand was for everyone just like the Wii it had simply to many unnecessary games.

joining up to play SSB64, MK64 and GoldenEye was done alot by alot of college kids back in those days. It didn't usddenly start with the PS1.

And PS2 was more of a for everyone console than even the Wii was.

First off, the N64 launched an entire YEAR after the PS1 in the US and two, the number one selling game on PS2 was GTA SA. You want to know what the number one selling game on Wii was? Wii Sports.

So  you're saying WiiSports was a game for people under 13?

I'm saying that it sure as hell wasn't for the same gamers that played GTA SA.

This.  Local multiplayer has always been popular with college kids and Smash, Mario Kart & Goldeneye were very popular at the time.   It was also due to a first for major consoles with the N64 having 4 controller ports standard.  Those above 3 games were tailor made for groups of people to play together and a perfect fit for the college experience.

maybe sony steals from different companies and not only nintendo! nintendo only innovates but some innovations will obviously fail and sony will obvioulsy only copy everything successful from hundreds of companies. with that, they have a console without innovation but perfectly working. nintendo has a console fully innovative but with some stuff not 100% working and obviously not so good because there is only tech from themselve but a playstation has stolen tech from 100 companies

doesn't it make sense? yeah, probably not