Oh, Sony, this is just too funny.

[Volafortis]

So, Sony released a chart, pitting Move against the Wii and Kinect--

Spoiler: The chart

The funny thing is, while the chart shows it clearly beating the Wii, it only has 2 more "Yes"'s than Kinect. What's funnier is that, the two extra "No"'s on Kinect, are actually selling points for Kinect; they aren't missing features.

The two are: "Buttons" and "Rechargeable Batteries"
Kinect has always sold itself as a controller-less piece of hardware that plugs into the 360. As in, not needing batteries. Also, being controller-less, it obviously won't have buttons. Also, Kinect WILL allow 360 controller support, so technically, you have buttons (Although, with that same technicality, you do now need batteries)

Also, in the feedback it mentions "color-changing sphere". Really? They traded audio feedback for that?

Source: Destructoid [http://www.destructoid.com/sony-counts-the-ways-in-which-move-beats-kinect-wii-179505.phtml]

 

[Liberaliter]

Microsoft did one of these as well.

I think Kinect is looking best personally, because Move is just like the Wii. But overall, they all suck.

 

[The Warden]

This shit is making me nauseous, one minute it's Fuck Natal, then Natal is awesome, then back to fuck it.
It dun make sense.

 

[wooty]

You can use the controller while playing with Natal? I can see that being a bit confusing at times, also awkward

 

[Volafortis]

Oh, I personally sold my old Wii, an don't plan on getting either Move or Kinect. Unless it's mandatory for LBP2, or Kinect is mandatory for something I want.

Still, I just had to laugh at this chart. It's such poor advertising. The main competitor they're trying to go against is Kinect. The Wii has already sold more than either could possibly hope to. And it does an extremely poor job going against it, even wih Sony bias trying to spin this as much as they truthfully could.

I mean seriously. A FREAKING COLOR CHANGING SPHERE?!??

 

[-Drifter-]

Sony, you dun goofed.

 

[Internet Kraken]

What exactly is the point of the glowing sphere? Was it somehow necessary? Was it needed to distinguish the Move from the Wiimote? Did they really think color feedback required a huge sphere?

Unless it's a hardware requirement, I can't figure out why it would be there. There are better ways you could send the same kind of color feedback without attaching a big, awkward ball to the end of your Wiimote magical move wand. If it is hardware requirement, they could have designed it better. I mean, the Wiimote doesn't have something like that.

All that chart showed me was just how similar Move is to the Wii. It certainly didn't demonstrate its superiority. OH WAIT IT HAS RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Altaries]

Sony, you dun goofed.

AAAAAAAAH, Damn you ninja!


I guess I still have to comment though, I think they all suck.

Normal Controllers, good.
Wireless, But still a non-Motion controlling controller, Great.
Wireless Hotdog...No.

 

[Xiorell]

Hang on.... what's this feedback on Kinect all about??

 

[Danzaivar]

This could be an advert for Kinect. Is there anyone who actually cares about the Move?

 

[Lucane]

It's black | Yes | No

As we can all clearly see, the Move is the ultimately superior controller by a huge degree.

Sorry to Nic-pick but Na... er Kinect is Black as well.

 

[Lucane]

Hang on.... what's this feedback on Kinect all about??

Just Audio Feedback I guess like a click or chime letting you know that it confirmed a command you did.