May i ask where you get your info from? I don't think it was only becuase it was expensive i believe sony reps in many interviews have said they could see the limitations remember eyetoys been out for 10 years their kinda the experts imo i think if they would have seen a future in it they would have jumped on it but two companies turn it down.... i'm pretty sure it was to capture some of the Nintendos thunder without being to similar but at the sake of games if they didn't why wouldn't they also have it for windows PC's it's a business

Why thank you for just proving yourself wrong this is

The-Tentacle comment "Sony and Nintendo both passed on Kinect for it's technical limitations and already you can see why." and here's your response

BIGPAPPY "Wrong again. They both passed on 3DV-Z because they saw it as too expensive to bring to market.

Your are either very mis-inform, or just a plain old LIAR. Either way you are wrong."

here's a few quote's from the articles YOU SENT ME
"Iwata passed due to latency issues and price-point reservations"
"Iwata-San only ever invests in something he can guarantee will work for a Nintendo audience."
"He also had some worries around latency during gameplay."
"Sony rejected 3D camera technology for motion control - similar to that used by Microsoft in its Natal device - because it was unreliable, expensive, and its gaming applications were too similar to those already possible with the existing PlayStation Eye camera."
"it didn't really enable as many new experiences as what we were hoping it would enable, so it made the things we were already able to do a little bit more robust - which is good - but it adds a lot of cost and it didn't enable some of the other experiences we wanted to achieve."
"that makes for a difficult product when you don't have a control over those variables,"(lighting, backround etc.)
"And with the 3D camera, it's a little bit similar in that we found that there were some things we wanted to be able to do, and sometimes it wouldn't work reliably for what we wanted to do."

WHILE Neither of you are 100% right your 100% totally wrong for attacking his comment with such ignorance those articles clear prove price was a factor but LIMITAIONS, LATENCY, RELIABILITY, LACK OF NEW EXPERIENCES AND THE ROOM FOR ERROR were the deal breakers thanks for playing NEXT!!!

Yet another powerful device Sony gave up supporting. KZ3 move was one of the best motion controller implementation ever

Guess that submarine should’ve used move controllers instead of logitech