I currently have the Move Bundle (Move, Eye, Sports Champions) and have messed around with it. I'd be playing with it more right now if my TV wasn't currently dead (DLP, broken lamp :().
From what I've used of it, it's definitely the most accurate and precise motion control when it comes to tracking. The thing to remember is that this is a different way to control your games. The reason I say that is because there WILL be an initial learning curve. I played it some with MAG and liked it...but got owned more than if I was playing with the Dualshock. That's because I wasn't just trying to be good at the game. I was trying to remember the Move specific controls and button layout. Same case for when I played the Heavy Rain demo.
For mini-games and Move exclusive stuff like Sports Champtions, The Shoot, Time Crisis, and Tumble it's awesome. Easily calibrated and very accurate. It just takes more time to get adjusted to it for use in full scale game with a set of regular controls on the Dualshock.
That being said, I already can see myself trying it out on Killzone 3 and trying to get better with it on MAG. Also, if you want to play an FPS that's Move enabled and more than likely will have a good portion of its player base playing that way, check out Modern Combat: Domination on PSN.
My advice though? Try it out first. Either at a friend's place or at a kiosk in some place like Best Buy or a Sony store. I personally recommend a home trial if possible though. That'll give you more time to check it out.
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