@Nighson: You realize that Mantas are different from Stingways in several ways, yes?

@Dennen: As much as I'm a PS3 fanboi, right now in it's current state it feels like Wii HD. However, the precision and responsiveness of the controls give me a LOT of hope for the future of games using Move. The hardware and software running move are top notch, it's the games that need improving. That said, Sports…

I've got my Move controllers sitting on my desk here at work (picked them up at lunch). Can't wait to get home and give them a try.

@Sakilla: What what...in the butt.

@Jocaju2: What what?

@The Sentient Meat: Yeah, seriously.

@N81: The accelerometers are probably sensitive to temperature change because of their size and the expansion and contraction of the components in different temperatures, so the temp sensor adjusts how the data is read based on those factors.

@coalheartly: Kinect, the future of gaming!

@RaptorCK: Fair enough, but you have to have the front of the wiimote facing the IR sensor bar which isn't ideal for many games. The Move tracks the depth regardless of positioning or orientation.

@Mason Merten: Like what?

@JarvmanBronx960: Why?

@JDickson87: I didn't see it that way, but I suppose having storylines fall off depending on how you play the game can greatly impact how the ending is portrayed. Did you have characters die throughout your play through, or did you not followup on certain things?

@RICKMUM: Definitely don't have to do that. :)

@WeAreRobots: While I don't have any experience, it's worth noting that the globes on the end are actually functional and not decorative.

@redman042: The real draw of Heavy Rain is the story. It ends up being a murder mystery in the vain of Se7en mixed with a little bit of Saw. A man's son is kidnapped and in order to save his son's life, he has to go through a series of very torturous activities to gain clues to his son's whereabouts. The opening…

@Irving94: Yeah, it's a pretty slick system devised to avoid interruption in gaming by environment issues.

@rototrack: haha If you had a double rainbow behind you, you would be in too much awe to be able to attempt to play any Move games.

@MagicTrackpad: It would choose a color that it didn't see in the environment and assign that to the orb, even if it were just a different shade of an already existing color, then it would track it based on that.

@bcassian: I've heard that the move controller will last about 7 hours on a charge and the nav controller will last about 10 hours.

@kibles: haha Truth!