Fans are complaining on the net (and they're right), I bet Capcom will force Ninja Theory to redesign Dante ASAP, like Sucker Punch did with Infamous 2 ahahaha!

Most of those games are Wii ports, shovelware, or games I've already finished and/or have a superior version on a different console. I'm not sure why theres so much buzz on move but so much Hate on Wii. (I'm not grabbing Sly on release but just because I want sly not the move support)

Not liking DMC whether its a reboot or a prequel its not looking good. Hope something changes. I'd hate to condemn a game before it comes out or before I try it but Ninja Theory's past work didn't impress me and by the look of it this just doesn't work for me.

No no, I take it back, whoever that is has started hormone therapy to become a woman. Whatever "gameplay" bits shown didn't look hot either.

At best, it's going to be Heavenly Sword round 2.

Anyone else picking up the Move now?
I already have the PS Eye so ill be picking up the Move controller and the Navigation controller(nunchuck) too.
RE5 support is out.
Heavy Rain patch is out on 22nd.
Lots of demo's available on the store.
I think ill get Sports Champions.

Its not the most supportive amazing launch but in time, around early next year, it will have alot of titles under its belt and be an actual competitor to the Wii. Stuff like No More Hero's: Hero's in Paradise, Dead Space 2, LBP2, Socom 5 and Killzone 3 have me convinced they are taking it seriously. Also that game Sorcery from E3 actually looks pretty good aswell.
I'll post some impressions on it soon.

Wait, not Dead Space 2, just the Wii port Extraction.

If I get Move at all, it'll be for MGS: Rising. I'm just going to assume it'll support Move. The sword controls in that look highly superior to the controls of Skyward Sword.

Actually I'd say slightly superior, the move itself is more accurate then the Wii but in some cases (usually the ones involving motion plus) its marginal. I think it'll support Move & Kinect and will control like a dream.

Yeah, I may have exaggerated. But it's superior none the less. It's just so smooth and precise, I can hardly wait. It's the real swordplay game I've been waiting for.

I bet it doesn't even come close to Jedi Outcast's Lightsaber mechanics from 2002. Using mouse movements to angle swings and thrusts was brilliant and fluid, and Jedi Academy's online multiplayer sword fights using the mechanics has yet to even be challenged.

Rising has a lot to live up to with its sword fighting mechanics.

Jedi Knight 4 on the Move would be pure Bliss if done right.

So after a few days with the PS: Move, playing all the available launch games via demo`s from the U.S and U.K. Which are basically around 8 demo`s, ive formed a good opinion of the Move. And that is that its very very good. Its obviously better than standard Wii controls and its also better than Wii Motion Plus. And yes, ive used Wii motion plus quite abit.

The Move is a very accurate device. It will track motion pretty much everywhere you put it(besides behind your back) and that will reflect on screen. Its also very fast. Completely 1-1 tracking. Ping pong and all the sports games have 0 lag. I love it.

Theirs a demo of Heavy Rain with Move support on the U.K store that I havent tried yet cause im just gonna wait for the patch on tuesday for the full game.
RE5 Gold im going to pick up soon aswell.

So far all the games available are family friendly type stuff. Nothing really to get too excited about. But they make for great demo`s of the device and what it can do.

I also liked how you can control and navigate the XMB with the move aswell. I thought I would have had to put it down in between playing. But you can literally make the Move your dedicated controller if you want. Which makes a fluid experience. It doesnt feel like a tacked on device or after thought.
I have alot of faith in the Move. I think its going to offer alot of great games in the near future.