I've stolen an article posted on Tested today ( I urge you to read the full story). Anyways, check out this PlayStation Move Demo Sony put out not long ago.
 

Very impressive tech demo. Whether or not it's actually going to be good depends entirely on the games.

The Move tech demos have been good for a while, but I still haven't seen any actual game applications that take good use of the tech.  I'd love to see them do some crazy VR shit already.

Is very impressive but I give Microsoft more credit for trying something different even if it is more glitchy.

" The Move tech demos have been good for a while, but I still haven't seen any actual game applications that take good use of the tech.  I'd love to see them do some crazy VR shit already. "

" @Diamond: The Move version of RapeLay 3D is going to be awesome! "

Not impressed, probally won't buy it.

" @Scooper said:

" @Diamond: The Move version of RapeLay 3D is going to be awesome! "

You won't need a reason to leave the house. EVER. "

" Is very impressive but I give Microsoft more credit for trying something different even if it is more glitchy. "

This is why I like the move much more than kinect.  They prove that it works and not only show that it has cool features but more importantly it works for games.  Plus, buttons are very necessary for actual games because many things you won't achieve or won't achieve well with just motion.  Kinect is just very gimmicky and they're just trying to impress the more simple minded casual audience by having 'no controllers', but after a week or so it'll just be used for interface controls and for fitness/dancing games nothing more.

Yep.  Infinitely more interested in this than Kinect.  I'm actually excited for this!

I played Dawn of Discovery on the Wii. For an economic strategy game it worked like a charm. I'm thinking a RTS game would work great with Move. I liked what I saw with John Daly's ProStroke too. 
 
That's why my name is blue. I don't own a PS3, but I'm thinking bundle when I do. Of course, I'm a fan of motion control, plus the pointer capabilities.

"... while the Kinect doesn't push any buttons for me...? "  

The 'controller as a camcorder' thing always freaks me out when they demo it.

Looks marginally better than Kinect, but it's still going to be a piece of shit.

This thing comes out in a few weeks and they are showing tech demos?  Where are the games that aren't pswii sports? 

Looks kickass. Probably day one release.

" @Claude: Yeah. The RTS controls look like they could work pretty well. I get the impression that the Move is a bit of everything, it's got the motion sensing of the WiiM+, pointer of a PC mouse, basic body movements ala poor man's Kinect and buttons like a  regular controller/Wiimote.  Of course this must be picked up by someone and put into a top-tier RTS release for it to matter to the masses. It's no good being stuck as a tech demo, it does get the mind going of the possibilities, though. I'll give 'em that. If there was ever a console that could handle a port of Starcraft for example then this would probably give it a good try. "

" Is very impressive but I give Microsoft more credit for trying something different even if it is more glitchy. "

" @xenexprime: is it even that much more advanced? I honestly can't see much of a difference between Kinect and Move. "

That thing with the hand and the tree branches was cool. 
 
Haha, they should put that on the box. ''That thing with the hand and the tree branches was cool.'' - NekuSakuraba 

" @xenexprime: Yeah that's what I meant. Everybody is giving credit to Microsoft for trying something different, but it doesn't seem different at all from what Sony has done. "

" That thing with the hand and the tree branches was cool. "

REALLY impressive 
 
yet 
 
REALLY uninteresting 

Sony needs to start copying Nintendo and just make a "wario" type game with all there tech demos. they often have cool demos that i would love to play but they end up adding it to something else i could care less about like eyepet.

Having played Move at GamesCom, I can tell you that it is much more prone to errors and misreadings than Kinect has ever shown to be. The excess of Move setups acting weird and people trying in vain to get it to behave correctly exhibited at the Sony booth(s) was painful to watch.
 
The technology is great, but it is just as faulty (if not more) than the Wiimote sensor bar and Kinect. As I predicted all the vision-based input methods to be, months ago.

Very cool, but controller > motion... still.

Scooper:
 
Know how Wii MotionPlus loses track of where it is very quickly and needs either clever game algorithms to verify its position or a manual "reset" button?
It is the exact same with Move. At least at GamesCom it was. The moment the PlayStation Eye loses the orb out of sight (which happens a lot), it starts to act up. A lot. And even with the orb in sight, tracking is very faulty. 
 
But of course, it might just have been bad conditions or badly set up game stations.

" @Claude: Yeah. The RTS controls look like they could work pretty well. I get the impression that the Move is a bit of everything, it's got the motion sensing of the WiiM+, pointer of a PC mouse, basic body movements ala poor man's Kinect and buttons like a  regular controller/Wiimote.  Of course this must be picked up by someone and put into a top-tier RTS release for it to matter to the masses. It's no good being stuck as a tech demo, it does get the mind going of the possibilities, though. I'll give 'em that. If there was ever a console that could handle a port of Starcraft for example then this would probably give it a good try. "

" Scooper:  Know how Wii MotionPlus loses track of where it is very quickly and needs either clever game algorithms to verify its position or a manual "reset" button? It is the exact same with Move. At least at GamesCom it was. The moment the PlayStation Eye loses the orb out of sight (which happens a lot), it starts to act up. A lot. And even with the orb in sight, tracking is very faulty.   But of course, it might just have been bad conditions or badly set up game stations. "