What ever happened to the PS Move? Did Sony ever discontinued it.

Did Sony ever discontinued it. Or was it left to die without even a whimper.  If people no longer care for it, why doesn't Sony support its hardware.

Instead of Sony forcing their consumers, they smartened up and realized it wasn't a good idea. But if you look at the prototype PS4 controller, the move could be built in to the controller itself, much like the next Xbox will require you to have Kinect.

They're leaving it out to dry. Thats what Sony does bestRR360DD

Better to cut your losses then run with them.

I have a strong feeling that Vita is headed down this same path.  Sony won't say anything.  They just let it die without no word of it.

I have a strong feeling that Vita is headed down this same path.  Sony won't say anything.  They just let it die without no word of it.

jimmypsn

They will integrate the Vita with the PS4 somehow. Sony likes to do that with their products.

[QUOTE="RR360DD"]They're leaving it out to dry. Thats what Sony does bestdream431ca

Better to cut your losses then run with them.

Hopefully they buried it far away

They just dont focus on it as much as m$ does with kinect, but theres still move games out there that im sure doesnt interest you, makes me wonder why you ask about move? Did you suddenly wanna play move games?j_assassin

At least Sony didn't make it the main focus like Kinect.

15 million sold as of November 2012

But sony really hasnt been pushing to the forefront like MS and Kinect

[QUOTE="j_assassin"]They just dont focus on it as much as m$ does with kinect, but theres still move games out there that im sure doesnt interest you, makes me wonder why you ask about move? Did you suddenly wanna play move games?jimmypsn

15 million sold as of November 2012

But sony really hasnt been pushing to the forefront like MS and Kinect

EPaul

I think Sony wants to stick to their core and not aggressively push motion controls on people. Sony is pretty good at not alienating their fanbase.

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15 million sold as of November 2012

But sony really hasnt been pushing to the forefront like MS and Kinect

dream431ca

I think Sony wants to stick to their core and not aggressively push motion controls on people. Sony is pretty good at not alienating their fanbase.

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[QUOTE="EPaul"]

15 million sold as of November 2012

But sony really hasnt been pushing to the forefront like MS and Kinect

jimmypsn

I think Sony wants to stick to their core and not aggressively push motion controls on people. Sony is pretty good at not alienating their fanbase.

I don't think people care at this point. I can tell you that there is a high possibility that nobody bought the Move to replace the core games on Playstation.

Lets not talk about PSmove... it is better for casual stuff to die.

15 million sold as of November 2012

But sony really hasnt been pushing to the forefront like MS and Kinect

EPaul

Flawed number, every Move unit count as 1 sale. I'm not sure if there are 3 parts or just 2. This was confirmed/clarified when IGN asked a Sony rep. I can dig it up if you want.

Furthermore, one household could own 2 Move sets, meaning 4-6 sales in one household. I mention this because one household buys 1 game. In Kinect's case, its 17m or whatever number is pure install base, whereas the install base of Move is probably below 5m all things considered.

[QUOTE="RR360DD"]They're leaving it out to dry. Thats what Sony does bestdream431ca

Better to cut your losses then run with them.

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[QUOTE="RR360DD"]They're leaving it out to dry. Thats what Sony does bestermacness

Better to cut your losses then run with them.

I see, my bad.

It didn't flop..It's just an accessory not a main priority unlike kinect.

[QUOTE="EPaul"]

15 million sold as of November 2012

But sony really hasnt been pushing to the forefront like MS and Kinect

SuperFlakeman

Flawed number, every Move unit count as 1 sale. I'm not sure if there are 3 parts or just 2. This was confirmed/clarified when IGN asked a Sony rep. I can dig it up if you want.

Furthermore, one household could own 2 Move sets, meaning 4-6 sales in one household. I mention this because one household buys 1 game. In Kinect's case, its 17m or whatever number is pure install base, whereas the install base of Move is probably below 5m all things considered.

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[QUOTE="RR360DD"]They're leaving it out to dry. Thats what Sony does bestermacness

Better to cut your losses then run with them.

[QUOTE="ermacness"]

[QUOTE="dream431ca"]

Better to cut your losses then run with them.

jimmypsn

That's why yo are a blind fanboy, creating all those moronic threads (two in a row for the past 2  hours).

Do a research hillbillypsn ! There are games comming and even third party devs include it as an option !!! 

[QUOTE="jimmypsn"][QUOTE="ermacness"]Umm, the Move was successful. It wasn't AS successful as Kinect, but successful nonetheless.

DISSESHOWEDO

That's why yo are a blind fanboy, creating all those moronic threads (two in a row for the past 2  hours).

Do a research hillbillypsn ! There are games comming and even third party devs include it as an option !!! 

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[QUOTE="jimmypsn"] Where are the games?jimmypsn

That's why yo are a blind fanboy, creating all those moronic threads (two in a row for the past 2  hours).

Do a research hillbillypsn ! There are games comming and even third party devs include it as an option !!! 

How dare you create a thread like this to say any bad things about their beloved products. You have angered lots of Cows....:lol:

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[QUOTE="EPaul"]

15 million sold as of November 2012

But sony really hasnt been pushing to the forefront like MS and Kinect

ermacness

Flawed number, every Move unit count as 1 sale. I'm not sure if there are 3 parts or just 2. This was confirmed/clarified when IGN asked a Sony rep. I can dig it up if you want.

Furthermore, one household could own 2 Move sets, meaning 4-6 sales in one household. I mention this because one household buys 1 game. In Kinect's case, its 17m or whatever number is pure install base, whereas the install base of Move is probably below 5m all things considered.

Install base is what matters, hence why there are no Move games in development.

[QUOTE="ermacness"]

[QUOTE="SuperFlakeman"]

Flawed number, every Move unit count as 1 sale. I'm not sure if there are 3 parts or just 2. This was confirmed/clarified when IGN asked a Sony rep. I can dig it up if you want.

Furthermore, one household could own 2 Move sets, meaning 4-6 sales in one household. I mention this because one household buys 1 game. In Kinect's case, its 17m or whatever number is pure install base, whereas the install base of Move is probably below 5m all things considered.

SuperFlakeman

Install base is what matters, hence why there are no Move games in development.

[QUOTE="SuperFlakeman"]

[QUOTE="ermacness"]Take a look ladies and gentlemen, for this is a grand example of "straw grasping.":lol:

kuraimen

Install base is what matters, hence why there are no Move games in development.

Click on the top right to filter out the "Move only" games

The few that remain are Wii ports

what ever happened to 360 games? did m$ stop making them?NathanDrakeSwag

[QUOTE="kuraimen"][QUOTE="SuperFlakeman"]

Install base is what matters, hence why there are no Move games in development.

SuperFlakeman

Click on the top right to filter out the "Move only" games

The few that remain are Wii ports

[QUOTE="NathanDrakeSwag"]what ever happened to 360 games? did m$ stop making them?jimmypsn

[QUOTE="jimmypsn"][QUOTE="NathanDrakeSwag"]what ever happened to 360 games? did m$ stop making them?kuraimen

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[QUOTE="kuraimen"] I count 20 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_PlayStation_Move_gameskuraimen

Click on the top right to filter out the "Move only" games

The few that remain are Wii ports

Well it's great for Move owners that it gets supported for FPS and whatnot.

[QUOTE="kuraimen"][QUOTE="jimmypsn"] Come on man. No need to go off on a tangent just because you're mad about the situation. Confront it head on. Don't hide behnd other issues. That's what cowards do.jimmypsn

[QUOTE="kuraimen"][QUOTE="jimmypsn"] Come on man. No need to go off on a tangent just because you're mad about the situation. Confront it head on. Don't hide behnd other issues. That's what cowards do.jimmypsn

#OWNED

Instead of Sony forcing their consumers, they smartened up and realized it wasn't a good idea. But if you look at the prototype PS4 controller, the move could be built in to the controller itself, much like the next Xbox will require you to have Kinect.

dream431ca

[QUOTE="dream431ca"]

Instead of Sony forcing their consumers, they smartened up and realized it wasn't a good idea. But if you look at the prototype PS4 controller, the move could be built in to the controller itself, much like the next Xbox will require you to have Kinect.

ShadowriverUB

Most important sentence. 

What is the next big exclusive move title though.  anyone knows?

[QUOTE="ShadowriverUB"][QUOTE="dream431ca"]

Instead of Sony forcing their consumers, they smartened up and realized it wasn't a good idea. But if you look at the prototype PS4 controller, the move could be built in to the controller itself, much like the next Xbox will require you to have Kinect.

dream431ca

Most important sentence. 

Not dead, new games come out that support it.

However those games almost always also support the dual shock, so no one gives a damn.

Sony won't betray us and go casual like MS.

Sony won't betray us and go casual like MS.

ImBatman-