Anyone tried this out or general FPS controls using Move. Worth trying out? Do you need the Navigation controller for it?

I tried playing SOCOM with Move at the Eurogamer Expo and it was a horrible, HORRIBLE experience. Problem was that you had to have a ridiculous steady hand to keep the view centered, otherwise it would keep moving. I dunno maybe there's a different control scheme where you have to hold the trigger button to aim, and maybe the Killzone 3 move controls are much more refined but so far I don't think move is suited to be used as both for aiming AND looking at the same time in 3rd/1st person shooters.
 
And im pretty sure you need the navigation controller but you can use a dualshock instead. Unless there's is no way to change the button mapping in the game and you're left handed, then you will need a navigation controller.

It's impossible to say right now really, I've already got move so I am going to give it a go but I imagine I will stick to using the dualshock most of the time..I might just get rid of my move actually, getting no use out of it at all.

It's super precise when you aim with the move but I either struggled with turning because the setting was too fast or to slow. I simply couldn't find anything that I was happy with. I'll probably play the story but I'm not playing online with the move. The actual reticule movement to point and change targets is pretty spot on when you've tweaked it to your liking.

I'll probably just hook my kinect up to it.

Well, all the reviews I've read said it works well, much better than the Wii, but the controller is still the best option. So I don't know if I'd spend 100 bucks on it. 
 
Personally, I'm just excited I get to play a Killzone game with my controller where it doesn't feel like I'm moving through molasses.

" It's super precise when you aim with the move but I either struggled with turning because the setting was too fast or to slow. I simply couldn't find anything that I was happy with. I'll probably play the story but I'm not playing online with the move. The actual reticule movement to point and change targets is pretty spot on when you've tweaked it to your liking. "

I'll be getting a starter pack just for KZ3 multiplayer but I'll wait till a reasonable game is bundled with it , RE5:Gold Edition or Top Spin 4 for example, I don't have enough room to play table tennis with a friend and one mini game out of Sport Champions doesn't justify the price.

I didn't realize it until last night, but you can use a DS3 in place of the Nav controller.  I haven't used that combo yet, so not sure how well it will work.  It's an option if you have just the Wand though.

When I played Killzone 3 with the Move, I felt like I was 'that guy' who still couldn't grasp the concept of using two analogue sticks.

After seeing the video of the "Move Sharpshooter,"  I'm really thinking about picking up a Move along with it.  It does look pretty neat.  But thats a hefty price point when you factor in a $60 game, $100 move, $30 for nav controller, and then $40 for sharpshooter.

Do it.  After you get acclimated to the controls and set the sensitivity to what you're comfortable with, you will have a huge advantage by being able to target anything on the screen while strafing.

"Do it.  After you get acclimated to the controls and set the sensitivity to what you're comfortable with, you will have a huge advantage by being able to target anything on the screen while strafing. "

The youtube video linked above is certainly very interesting, there definately seems to be an advantage using it. Now, if I could pick up a Move/Killzone 3 bundle for £69.99 i'd be all over it.

Yeah that video was good, wouldn't of thought they would implement it so well. Actually tempted to pickup a Move now.

Man, that video really drives home what makes the Move so great.  I'm likely to turn off controller vibration now as well.  Despite the immersion that rumble contributes to, the difference in accuracy demands it.