Anyone following any of the E3 2010?

[ARMANIXXX]

Move works untill the sensor ball gets broken off.

The tech behind both devices is interesting but will developers maximize it's use or just shoehorn it into their games?
The move to me just seems to be Wii-mote 3.0

Again I'm not interested in motion,

But to me it seems like MOVE is an extention and/or forward progression of the EYE TOY. That was first introduced at shows and conferences over 10 years ago.

[rameses2]

As far as PlaystationMove is concerned, if you already have PlaystationEye, then you only need the wand, with the ball, that's $50 bucks. Now, Modern Warfare: Black Ops was FUCKIN' SWEET!!! The Wii gets NBA Jam and Goldeneye 007. inFamous2 and Killzone3 will keep us PS3ers happy for a while.

[rockabilly]

As far as PlaystationMove is concerned, if you already have PlaystationEye, then you only need the wand, with the ball, that's $50 bucks. Now, Modern Warfare: Black Ops was FUCKIN' SWEET!!! The Wii gets NBA Jam and Goldeneye 007. inFamous2 and Killzone3 will keep us PS3ers happy for a while.

Some games will require the nunchuck ... oops i mean the "navigator" wand also , that's an extra $30.

[rameses2]

Some games will require the nunchuck ... oops i mean the "navigator" wand also , that's an extra $30.

That's true. So that's $80 bucks versus Gamestops' $149.99 listing for Kinect. The BBC reviewed Move and Kinect and found Move to be more accurate at detecting fine movements and tracking. Even Kevin Butler ragged on Kinect, using your finger as a gun: "Pew-pew, what are we, in the 3rd grade?".

[ARMANIXXX]

Move is not going to be cheap, no doubt about that.

But the point is, it actually works. They actually show it in public and let regular joes see and play it.

Microsoft does not. They're trying to hide the fact that it doesn't work so well.

Whatever though,
I'm not interested in either.
I actually just hope game developers keep SIX AXIS control going and enable that more than they have in the past.