All good observations, and no intent to sound pompous LOL! I guess my final point was to indicate how WELL one could run and gun w the MOVE rifle IF they allowed a zero dead zone floating reticule.

And to those who say the move is crap try playing some shooters that DO track with no dead zone like the House of the Dead games or The Shoot. On those games I get a very acurate reticule, but they don't allow player movement. If they allowed guys w the full $200 setup to play the MAG/DUST style games w that accurate aiming, Im betting even a noob could shoot straight. That maybe it might step on the toes of the invested couch potato thumbster, cause a few too many forum ***** sessions. you know exactly what the titles would be; MOVE SYSTEM UNFAIR ADVANTAGE

Now personally I have always wanted a more virtual gaming experience. I have had a full racing chair cockpit setup for GRan Turismo for years. I play all the instruments of Rockband 1 2&3, including PRO instruments, etc. If you think the shooters are fun with a controller you would have a blast w a full Sony wireless headset, 3D glasses and standing on a rumble floor with the rifle up and firing the whole match! You finish up sweating, shaking and yelling your head off, laughing!

Anyway I really do enjoy the MOVE system more than the comtroller. I really do think they are shorting what could be done with the technology. I realy do think the control setup for the MOVE is a pluggable module with default settings for shooter engines because the button maping here is the exact same as for Resistance 3, the assault rifle showcase game. Am I better with a controller? Right now, sure. Not that I am very good anyway, since I am 45 and only game a few hours a week (real life intrudes LOL)

And thats why the MOVE is more fun. MOST of us are not very good at shooters, one has to dedicate WAY too many hours of your life to do so. I would rather slug it out with the MOVE rifle, just for the fun and immersion into the virtual world for a while.