Topic: The end of PS MOVE?

Source: Amazon

From Amazon's Product Details

Seems like Sony is discontinuing the PS Move controller. What does this mean?

I'm sure it's a simple mistake. I wouldn't be too concerned.

Hah!  Can one even buy a Move controller from Amazon.com online?  I've been trying to for over a month, but they're always sold out.  (Or their associate retailers have jacked the price way up)

If it's not a mistake, perhaps Sony is changing the SKU for some reason.

I'm in the process of investigating. More as it happens!

There's no way this isn't a simple mistake or a SKU change.  There's too much invested in the move to give up within a year.

My exact thoughts on this issue. They have been developing Move since the PS2 era, no way they would drop all that hard work in a few months time, especially when it's selling really well, and third parties are on board big time.

wow I really cant believe this is such a big deal. sony would have announced they are discontinuing move if they were. plus with Killzone 3, Little big planet 2 move support, and heroes on the move so close it would be dumb to discontinue the controller required to play the games.

I think we can all agree to call shenanigans on this story and move on.

Shenanigans!

Still listed as discontinued, though. Probably switching to a new barcode/SKU, I would have thought.

I have heard about people having a few problems with it. Do you think it could be so that Sony can improve it?

The only problems with Move come down to the software/developers, as with Kinect. The hardware is spot on, and when used properly provides a great experience- see Sports Champions, The Fight, Heavy Rain, Tumble, EyePet. When it's not, then there are indeed issues- see Time Crisis: Razing Storm, The Shoot, HOTD Overkill.

A turkish game named Quadratum Mortis with sword fights for move is being developed or is dead too?

I doubt it's discontinued. The Wonderbook is going to use it so it can't be discontinued between now and a few months after the Wonder Book launches.