I just meant that Kinect is tracking you, rather than a controller. It's different to how the Wii does things whereas the Move just seems to be copying the Wii (As a first impression, I'd wager the general public will see it like that too). Kinect is just a fancy eye-toy, but that's not a market competitor anymore. The wii is.Mazty said:Well it wasn't a strawman as saying "This is our spin" surely was implying Kinetic was somehow original as opposed to Move which is just a "better version of the Wii". Unless I've gone wrong somewhere....?
I'm not a fan of Move, I think that all the motion controllers will suck, but Move will most likely be the best. Why? It's the most versatile. What would Move be good for? Well anything that is good for motion controllers....which I have no idea as frankly with no feedback, all the controllers are a little shit, with the wii being extra shit for the complete lack of horsepower in the console. Anything that Kinetic can do, surely Move can do, and probably better. Same with Wii games. The real problem is there are no games which are made better with motion controls, or can only be done exclusively with motion controls. Until motion controllers have some kind of feedback so I can feel recoil and so on, they're all just a gimmick in my eyes.
The thing about the alternatives is I can't see where the PS3 one comes in. The Wii is out, loads of people have it, it's got Sports/Resort and Wii Fit. There's a few other games but those are the big money makers which tend to sell Wii's.
Kinect has full body tracking so it can do games which really get people active that the Wii can't cover, I reckon it's basically gonna become the 'Dance game' peripheral. PS1 dance mats sold a LOT of PS1's to people who didn't game before and I reckon Kinect will do it again. If anything will kill it, it's going to be that it can only properly track two people at once. Which is a bloody stupid limitation but if they can sort that then I reckon it'll be bigger than chickenpox.
Move has the graphics, but it's just retreading the Wii. Kinda implies it would win amongst the 'proper' gamers, since casuals don't tend to care about graphics so they'll be happy with the Wii. Except as this forums shows (And you allude to yourself) most proper gamers don't give a damn about motion controls. At the end of the day it will come down to 'what sells', and it just seems Move will be hit by 'whats the point of this?'. Especially for the cost.