ONLY reason why i refuse to get move is because I already own a PSeye.

And it'll cost me 89$ to get 1 move + sports champ, while the bundle WITH the PSeye is giving the same deal for 99$

Until I see a better incentive for PSeye owners, I dont care how good move is.
It just feels like they are ripping off the ppl who bought their PSeye early into the cycle.

(don't get me wrong, i'm VERY excited for move, had it preordered but cancelled it recently coz of this)

Tried Move at PAX. I played table tennis, and it felt like real table tennis.

I expect great things from Move, the same way I expect great (but different) things from Kinect.

Everyone keeps forgetting time crisis and dead space extraction... Those are huge reasons to get it for myself... I care less about most everything else but responsive, good quality light Gun games make it great to me. My fiance could really get into a game like those as well. Simple yet not hildish in anyway... I feel this will be the best thing on move. It's nothing super new or innovative but so Lon as it's as responsive and good as everyone says I am excited to get a couple move controllers...

I personally am getting it (just the one controller though as I already have a camera). Cause for me its not a case of buying a peripheral just to play one game...but rather to buy it to enable me to play many games in different ways.

Seeing as I already have heavy rain and MAG (both of which will get a patch), then I am getting res evil 5 gold edition (just cause its 12 quid), and will most definitely be getting killzone 3 and LBP2....thats already 5 "core" games that will give me the option to play around with the move. On top of those I got to play the sport games in a recent beta event...and in all honestly the table tennis game pretty much single handedly convinced me to buy the controller. It was phenomenally good at tracking my movements (and I really enjoy table tennis). Not to forget PSN games like echochrome 2 which looks superb, and even simple games like tumble seem to be intriguing me.

However you have to keep in mind that for me the cost of making my system move enabled is 27 quid. So for me, price wasn't an issue.

i was at Pax too, and saw both Kinect and Move in action. Kinect was very laggy, and seemed to perform at a substandard level, especially since the games being demo'd require fast movements and quick reflexes. Move, on the other hand, looked very precise and quick to respond.

I'm not saying i'm gonna buy it the second it comes out, or ever for that matter - but if i was in the market for the motion control bandwagon, i'd go with Move over Kinect or Wii anyday.

Its worth it for FPS when they remove the dumb deadzone. I dont like having to move the crosshairs to the edge of the screen before the character turns around.