Playstation Move: Motion Manage for Whom?

For too lengthy this morning, I've been attempting to consider a thing pithy to write regarding the Playstation Move, Sony's newly-unveiled motion controller for the PS3. But apart from the details -- it'll be out later this year, for $100 including 1 controller plus a camera that tracks the controller's movement -- all I can spit out are conflicted opinions.
I'm somewhat excited for the Move, if only due to the fact it's a much more sophisticated version of Nintendo's Wii, with its wand-shaped, button-laden controllers.
The difference is that the Move uses an current item,Cheap Beats By Dr Dre studio Kobe Bryant, the Playstation Eye, to track the controller's motion along three dimensions.
This permits you to step closer or farther from the table in virtual ping pong, or make 360-degree turns in actual space.Cool technologies, for confident, but is it a cohesive vision for motion manage, or a half-hearted try to capture the so-called casual gamer? I cannot tell but.Take the games, as an example. There is the requisite Wii Sports Resort clone, but with far more realistic graphics.
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There's a pet-training game for young children,California,Dr Dre Studio, but there's also the military shooter SOCOM four. As opposed to showing off a killer app, Sony's throwing pasta in the wall, hoping to find a target audience that sticks.
The Move has a controller concern as well.
Some games will require you to wield two motion controller wands, even though other people will use a Wii Nunchuk-like secondary controller,08 p.m. ET, with an analog stick. That means even when you're playing solo, you will need to have three controllers for every doable scenario. It really is confusing, and it escalates the cost properly beyond $100. Can this kind of set-up compete using the $200 Wii? Doubtful.
I believe the problem is the fact that Sony's still in tech demo mode. I'm sold on the technologies, but not on the product. This early appear in the Move suggests that Sony wants to generate both a Wii Sports killer along with a Halo killer with motion manage, but so far we've seen a controller that does neither.