Come this November all three console makers will have some form of motion control device on the market, now it's no surprise that Sony and Microsoft have finally gotten on to the motion control money train that Nintendo started four years ago but what's taken so long and will these new devices improve the experience for a traditional gamer?
When the Nintendo Wii released everybody laughed at the idea of motion controls and the aim toward the casual market, 4 years on and 70 million console sales later who's laughing now? it seams that Sony and Microsoft now want a slice of the pie, having already catered to the more traditional gamer with HD graphics, media content and online services it's time to take on the casual crowd but why use motion controls to get those sales generated by the casual market?
