I have always thought that the idea of motionplus is to make things more realistic. That would make them harder to do - because you need to get the practice in to get it right.

@Xaif:

@Unmazen: I find it kind of incredible that it has not sold more.

@Foxstar is in love with Kotaku's two Brians.: I suspect, foxstar, that it is what we would call 'shipped'.

@Intellectualdiot: Trouble is, daring software doesn't sell - or at least doesn't sell spectacularly enough to avoid being labelled a failure.

@MyMomNamedMeJon: This would be the 'same old crap' as in ...

@MellowJade:

@Reneg:

Of course, the whole thing needs to be qualified hugely with the warning 'only in the USA'. Which isn't really representative of the rest of the world.

@Rickster:

@mugenkits:

@animation-imp: Where's Meche? I want Meche!

Ah, the warm and welcoming place that Kotaku is become. Amongst this outflow of well-meant objectivity I now realise that I am but a braindead naive sucker and a fool (@Orihalcon, @HingeThunder, @Martinus Swart, @NicolasCage).

This survey doesn't stack up with NPD figures, which have a far greater sample size and so will be correspondingly more reliable.

@Avrum:

Even if the technology works as described, what is the business model going to be?

@TheEternalCowboy:

@jeangrae: ... but how many sequels will there be if everyone rents and nobody buys? Or if everyone waits for a price drop and the game gets yanked?

@TwistedChimp: Well, as far as the south west of England goes, Taunton is my usual spot for stocking up on Singstar.

"ahead of its nearest rival" ... and miles behind its furthest rival.