the move controller do do what it be suppose to do . when you make a movement with the controller , the game react accordingly . that part work fine . but the other limitation drive I nut . first , you have to go through a calibration at the start of each minigame . not each time you put in the disc , but at the start of each minigame . it do not take a long time , but it be annoy that you have to go through that step . second , the game -lrb- maybe its limitation of the technology -rrb- expect you to stand in one place while you be play the game . during the calibration phase it have you move to a certain square in the field of view of the camera and stay there . if you move away from that location it throw off the motion sense . who stand in one spot while play a video game ? people naturally want to move around . it somewhat ironic that they call the product move , because that be exactly what you can not do . most of the minigame be fun within the limitation of the technology . but they be not really any better than Wii Sports or Wii Sports Resort other than move up to -lrb- not so great -rrb- hd graphic . in the end my brother and I play with this for a couple hour after I buy it and give up on it , and have hardly touch it since . I certainly will not be buy a second controller for another $ 40 . the basic idea of motion gaming might have some appeal , but this implementation be flaw right out of the gate . save you money and get a Wii or Kinect instead .