Move vs Kinect Software Comparison
By the time Microsoft’s Kinect hits retail Sony’s PlayStation Move will have been available for a little over a month in NA and EU ( it’s releasing this week in Japan ). Including retail and PSN games patched to support the peripheral, Move launched with a total of 15 Move compatible games. Today Microsoft has announced it’s lineup of 17 games for Kinect’s release. How does it stack up against what’s currently available on Move?
PlayStation Move | Kinect |
---|---|
Flight Control HD PSN | Kinect Adventures |
Hustle Kings PSN | Kinectimals |
Eyepet Move PSN | Game Party: In Motion |
Pain PSN | Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 |
Plant Minigolf PSN | Your Shape Fitness Evolved |
Tumble PSN | Dance Central |
High Velocity Bowling PSN | The Biggest Loser Ultimate Workout |
Kung Fu Rider Retail | DanceMasters |
Racket Sports Retail | EA Sports Active 2- PS3, 360 |
Start the Party Retail | Zumba Fitness |
RUSE Retail | Kinect Sports |
Resident Evil 5 (Gold Edition) Retail | Motion Sports |
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2011 Retail | Deca Sports Freedom |
Toy Story 3 Retail | Kinect Joy Ride |
Sports Champions Retail | Adrenalin Misfits |
Heavy Rain Retail | Fighters Uncaged |
M.A.G. Retail | Sonic Free Riders |
Despite being criticized for a lack of games at launch, Sony’s PlayStation Move featured titles for everyone. From Eyepet Move to Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition ( via patch ), Move has games for both hardcore and casual gamers. Where as a majority of Kinect’s current lineup of titles range from sports games, fitness games and Harry Potter.
Even Though Kinect has an impressive number of titles for it’s launch lineup, many of them are too similar. With a more diverse lineup of games available for the PlayStation Move I’d give Sony the early edge software wise against Microsoft’s Kinect.
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