unless exclusive games come out for it that are mindblowing then no. same goes for kinect my hype level for both is hovering at 0, unless they truly show their worth i'm not spending £100+ for a few motion enabled games that i can play with a controller.
I might pick up Move sometime down the road if I see some neat games that use it in a good way. I've not touched the Wii in about a year although my wife uses it for her exercise stuff. I'm a lazy gamer. I want to sit back in my reclining chair with a controller and get comfy.
Yeah, I plan on investing in Move. I enjoy the styIe of motion gaming that the Wii provides and have always yearned for that experience with HD graphics. Move allows this. I'm not only interested in the graphics improvement, but more importantly the applications / games that Sony has demonstrated. I'll be playing some of the casual experiences with my family and more complex titles such as Killzone3 and SOCOM 4 as well. I haven't played Heavy Rain yet, so I'm eager to see how that works out with the Move-mote as well :).
Games like Sorcery could be a mix: it has a simple / intuitive control scheme, but should have enough depth to keep the attention of a core gamer. Sly Collection (only played a little of Sly 1) will support Move and so will LittleBigPlanet 2 (which could be applied in various ways considering you can create / play across multiple genres).
Move likely won't become my play styIe of choice over a game pad though. I like the mix.
For people that have both a PS3 and a Wii, will you be getting the Playstation Move ? If so why, if not why not?
player_leo
As an owner of both, I have no desire to spend even more money on move. IF I get it, it will only be because I downloaded a video of Eye Pet and my two year old kid was instantly obsessed with it. I've seen that vide a good 60 times in the past few days. But then again, I think you can play the game without move...so even then I probably won't bother.
i might get 1 move controller, just because i already have a pseye that i never use and a wand is only $50
and Child of Eden looks good
but that's about as far as it goes, it's not like i'm going to buy Tiger Woods for Move when i already have it for Wii, there's no gameplay differences between the two from what i've seen
i dont think i will be getting it at launch unless a game comes out that really blows me away. i dont have the camera so getting the whole setup looks like its going to be pricey initally and theres quite a few games coming out around then that i would prefer to spend my money on. i will more than likely get it eventually though.
Yes, I eventually plan to pick it up. Just not at launch, as there are far too many games releasing that I would rather spend my money on this fall.
ironcreed
Same here. There's so many games coming out that I wan to buy (and some I haven't bought yet!). I'm not sure when exactly I'll make the "move" :P but I will.
LBP2 supports MOVE? :o I can see that making the level design process that much easier. :D
psn8214
Yeah :). And also playing RTS games would be much more intuitive. The "control seat" tool better let gamers customize Move controls as it does Duals Shock 3 inputs.
Get out of here! :o That was the one and only thing preventing me from truly enjoying the level creation in the first. I literally cannot say how happy that made me. :D
I plan to get Move, since I would like to try motion controls on games that won't be on the Wii, like Resident Evil 5 since I really enjoyed the Wii version of Resident Evil 4. I'm not sure if Dead Space 2 has Move support, but that game would be a lot of fun with motion controls.
LBP2 supports MOVE? :o I can see that making the level design process that much easier. :D
Yeah :). And also playing RTS games would be much more intuitive. The "control seat" tool better let gamers customize Move controls as it does Duals Shock 3 inputs. Under Siege should be on its way. Sort of an RTS, supporting Move. It will even have an editor. There is an old trailer and some pics. And very interesting info on their site.
I might get it to play some shooters with IR controls like socom and killzone because I loved how it worked on the wii but the real FPS experience was never there.. Sure I loved MP3 but other than that they were all really mediocre.
Plus itll give me a reason to play heavy rain again lol... Im not getting kinect though it looks like trash
I probably won't buy the move unless I have the setup (the 3DTV + move - which probably won't happen for a couple of years). If it turns out to be the type of accessory that has exclusive games, then I may reconsider, but I'm not a huge fan of motion controls. I usually just use the classic or gamecube controller for my Wii.
ill pick it up for shooters, thats it. i really hate dual analog controls. i do like the motion controls in shooters, after playing the wii shooters. the price is still off for me, so i wont be a early adapter
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