Thinking about Move and the mentioned controller, I thought about the other motion controller out there. The problems the Wii Remote went through are well known. The wrist strap broke which was replaced leading eventually to the silicon glove that is now standard. 
 
I use the glove when company is over, too many times the Wii Remote was dropped or thrown across the room, ceiling or floor. 
 
How durable is that globe on top of Move? I found feedback that mention the weight of Move, but really nothing about what if you dropped it or threw it across the room, accidentally of course. Hell, sometimes I still drop my Xbox 360 controller, accidentally of course. 
 
Nintendo learned that the strap was not enough long ago. Did Sony miss this or is it a non issue?

You should have a word with Sony, since the controller isn't out yet. :p 
 
We don't know more than you do about a Move condom. 

it would be good for everyone if they made the controller 'textured' instead of the slick plastic like the wiimote.
 
It should be slightly more grainy than the 360 controller.

Perhaps the Sony wrist strap will be stronger than the default Wii Remote strap?
 
I would have liked to have seen some kind of rubber grip covering some area of the controller so there is less chance of sweaty palms sliding about. I'm a bit OCD about being handed sweaty controllers.....

I just want to know what's going to protect that plastic ball.  The way it's built, it looks like a good hard swing could break it off if it smashed into something.  Also, what if the light burns out?  How do you replace it?

" I just want to know what's going to protect that plastic ball.  The way it's built, it looks like a good hard swing could break it off if it smashed into something.  Also, what if the light burns out?  How do you replace it? "

" @Andorski:@Hailinel: I agree that it likely has been designed to pop off if it gets bumped so it doesn't break. And perhaps because Sony will sell external bulb pieces in different colours so people can have all their Move controllers coloured the same? "

For the record, the ball is extremely squishy.

" For the record, the ball is extremely squishy. "

Uhhh... it's squishy...??? This controller is getting stupider and stupider the more I hear of it. Every time I hear something new about it, I find out this strange piece of information that honestly makes me wonder if I dreamt it up or not. But then I re-read, and come to realize that... this is real :| 
 
Odd, odd, odd, odd. Such an... odd... controller. And I don't see how this is viable for a 3+ year old console with not even half as many units sold as the Wii, especially with a hardcore audience. Not to mention the look of the thing.

As a motion fan, this all sounds very intriguing. It would be cool to get my first PS3 with a Move bundle, ironic too.

" @The_Laughing_Man: Squishy enough to hopefully not break anything if you ram the wand into your TV. But firm enough to pop back into shape after being squeezed.  It felt more stable and accurate than the Wii Remote, even with a Motion Plus attached. Not necessarily 1:1, though. After all, it doesn't know how big your TV is and can't line things up that way. It also felt a bit more ergonomic than the Wii Remote. The concept of head tracking via the camera seems like a neat idea, too. It's got potential, but it's still obviously building off of the Nintendo framework.  Just imagine playing a third-person shooter with a Remote + Nunchuk. Now imagine if it was a bit easier to get precise headshots because the motion and aiming isn't as jerky. Now imagine that the game is running in 720p, letting you see those heads better when they're at a great distance. That's SOCOM 4.  From what I've seen so far, the Move is all about "refine," not "redefine." But Sony says they're just getting started and will probably have more software to announce both before and at E3. "

" Uhhh... it's squishy...??? This controller is getting stupider and stupider the more I hear of it. Every time I hear something new about it, I find out this strange piece of information that honestly makes me wonder if I dreamt it up or not. But then I re-read, and come to realize that... this is real :|  Odd, odd, odd, odd. Such an... odd... controller. And I don't see how this is viable for a 3+ year old console with not even half as many units sold as the Wii, especially with a hardcore audience. Not to mention the look of the thing. "