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[QUOTE="Fried_Shrimp"]
The problem with Sony is they don't get that motion sensing is best used in games like Zack & Wiki, Silent Hill Shattered Memories, and to some degree Pikmin since RTS has otherwise never worked on consoles.
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Unlike Cows I have been enjoying motion sensing for about 5 years now and I know when it works and when it doesn't. Repeatedly doing a punch gesture is not a good implementation of motion control. It doesn't make you think. It's rubbish. It proves that Sony do not understand motion control and that's why Move is a failure.
Cows would be extremely lucky to get a good motion sensing game on the PS3. Unfortunately for them it is more likely that they will have to make do with repetitive pointless motions like as shown above.
AntiType
You know its a biased post when someone keeps addressing a group of people cows,sheep,lemmings etc (this may sound strange but people would still understand if you address a group of gamers as PS3 fans, Wii Fans etc etc)
Back on topic, Move hasnt been out for 4yrs but just a few months so we still need to see more games before judging... same applies to Kinect..
Personally I've seen motion controls being implemented greatly in some Wii games but there were much more titles were motions controls were crap and didnt improve gameplay / gaming experience.. Its not just Move!!
Both MS and Sony should have learned about motion controls by observing the Wii. By coming out with their own versions and repeating mistakes, they are showing how half assed their attempt at it is.
SONY and MS definetely did learn something about motion controls by observing the wii: most of the money is to be made in cheap to produce, gimmicky family oriented "party" games and shovelware. Sure there are bound to be games that utilize the motion controls really well, but those games will not post the same profit margins as the shovelware
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