Sony Playstation Move

As a piece of hardware the Move is much like the Wii, however when you add the camera, extra buttons and the ease of picking it up and playing you can see the true potential for the PS3....Go To Full Review

Sony's motion control gets beyond being a gimmick. We found ourselves constantly itching for "one more go"....Go To Full Review

At the end of the day, the PlayStation Move has the potential to be the best motion control system on the current crop of consoles; but unfortunately, the games offered at the moment just don't do the technology justice....Go To Full Review

The PlayStation Move strikes a good balance between family fun and 'hardcore' gaming. Sony has clearly gone to pains to provide something for everyone, for which the company should be commended. Some of its games are best left on the shelves, but the same could be said of any video games console. We think it has the potential to be one of the best gaming peripherals this side of the gamepad. Highly recommended....Go To Full Review

Sony may not be first to the motion-gaming party, but the PlayStation Move technology is a step above the Wii—now if developers tap the system to produce more compelling game titles, we’ll have a true winner....Go To Full Review

As a piece of technology, we heartily recommend Move to PlayStation 3 owners. The motion gaming bandwagon is growing and growing, and isn't going to disappear any time soon. Move won't be for everyone, if only because of its steep price as an optional extra, but those that do invest will find an excellent piece of gaming technology....Go To Full Review

Move is the most precise motion controller on the market and offers a brand new gaming experience on the PS3. With the launch of Move, Sony appears poised to change its game and introduce a new generation to the PlayStation brand. With triple-A titles launching around the holidays, even core gamers will have plenty of reason to see what all the buzz is about....Go To Full Review

Move, then, may superficially appear to be a derivative system using unremarkable technology that, at launch, lacks a killer app, but in action, it proves to be surprisingly compelling. Its ability to add an extra dimension to non-casual games means that it possesses more than mere novelty value, and should make it a slow-burning success story....Go To Full Review

Move ups the ante for motion controls with greater accuracy, flexibility and finesse than any rival. That said, the launch games lack the charm and ease-of-play that made the Wii such a blockbuster hit. Move deserves to be a must-have, but it needs stronger games to make that happen....Go To Full Review

As of now there’s no killer app for the Move - there’s no reason to absolutely have to go out and buy it. There’s a few big titles coming down the pipe like SOCOM 4, Killzone 3, Sorcery and others that look to cater to a core audience, so we’ll just have to wait and see....Go To Full Review

With a few great games that really capitalize on the hardware, Move could be more than worth it. But right now, there’s just not a lot to see here. Move along....Go To Full Review

And it's true; motion controls are nothing new in the games industry, but PlayStation has really learned from its competitors and delivered a compelling and entertaining experience complemented by the hardware's ability to push HD visuals....Go To Full Review

PlayStation Move delivers decent gaming thrills thanks to its accurate hardware and easy setup. It's not particularly innovative, and it faces stiff competition, but all things considered this is a cool bit of kit for PlayStation 3 owners....Go To Full Review

Though it provides some of the best motion control we've seen in games, a few issues and a lackluster launch library may have you waiting to buy the PlayStation Move....Go To Full Review