Demo released so everybody can try it out. That's better than any marketing bullshit.

Agreed, this kind of bashing is not needed. What we need is more move games or games supporting move and showing that its a great new way to play games.

Imo Killzone3's move controls were really impressive, but needed some fine tuning to make them work well even in multiplayer (I prefer 0% width and depth + faster turning speed + sensitivity lowest possible.)

But what we need is more games like this so that more gamers and developers will take the move controller seriously. Sure there is move heroes on the way and Socom, but we need more.

Never mind about Playstation Move Heroes, I just saw the review scores, I understand why they wouldn't want to draw any attention to it
@citan, if a demo is better than marketing then why did they bother marketing God of War 3? Or Killzone 3? Or GT5? Or Uncharted 2? Or LBP 2? Or Motorstorm? If demoes were enough and better than marketing, why would anybody, including SONY waste any money promoting their games? Oh thats right, it only applies to Sony when they don't market. Typical

Kinect connects to a computer or 360 via usb, and all the software is out there with step by step instructions. The end user who wants to use these mods need have no prior knowledge of creating software at all, so I don't see how accessibility is an issue.

As to your question of usefulness - if one person finds a mod useful, then it's useful. I understand what you're saying about how many people actually use these mods - but I think you can be pretty certain that the number is growing everyday.

But you still have a physical controller in your hands. With triggers to fire and the sticks to move around. I dont see how they can replicate that experience with Kinect. I have seen the hack of Dead Space for example and the guy in it uses a sort of Nunchuck controller to move around.

So Kinect isnt adecuate for core experiences. I know that its the new big thing for the 360 right now but i dont see why people defend it so much. I mean why do people want it to become a standard in games? Imagine every game with Kinect i wouldnt like that at all is till prefer the controller over it anyday.

It has less to do with fitting current game controller design to replace what we have as rather a new input method. It can also be used in a hybrid setup.

Point being, if early game pads (think NES controllers with one d-pad and face buttons) were compared to what we have now for keyboards/mouse, we certainly would be asking the very same question even back then!