Sony Move Review: Don't Be Wii 2.0  As expected, Sony's Move is
perfectly competent, hardware-wise, because Sony is a hardware
company. But making games that mimic Nintendo's casual-friendly
Wii party games is the wrong move. Instead, they need to focus
on their true fanbase: The hardcore fans.  Of the three current-
gen consoles, Sony has done the most to appeal to the hardcore
gamer—the fan that grew up playing PlayStations. But in their
haste to develop easily-accessible games for the mass-market—for
the kind of people who buy Nintendo Wiis—they've sort of
abandoned their base. Here's where the Move is now, and where it
needs to go.  How it works  Sony's PlayStation Move is slightly
different from the Wii in that it relies heavily on the
PlayStation Eye, a high quality 60FPS at 640x480 or 120FPS at
320x240 webcam. The controllers have motion/inertial sensors
inside, but are spatially located in 3D via the glowing ball on
the tip by the webcam. And like the Wiimote, there's a secondary
controller for your of