Critics: Move won’t work. Sony: Hahahahahahahahaha.

SCE has revealed that PS Move has sold over 4.1 million units till now. These comprise of worldwide sales.

Playstation Move released in September this year and these numbers show that gamers have welcome Sony’s latest tech with open arms.

Sony’s delighted about this:

“The number not only shows clear success of the launch of the new motion sensing controller but also indicates positive momentum going in to the holiday season and to the year 2011.”

These numbers only comprise of the move bundle sold so far and do not included standalone sales of either the navigation controller or the PS Eye camera.

Microsoft’s not far behind though, they have sold 2.5 million units of Kinect in its first month of launch itself.

Just for kicks, Nintendo’s sold 1.5 million Wii and DS units during Black Friday.

Motion wars are back again.

The main point for them is the success of the first game though; “That depends on how well the game sells in the West”.

Kitase has said that there are several points in the game he would like the chance to refine in a sequel, “In the past three years we worked both on the world and on the various systems. Creating these systems isn’t very glamorous and can frankly be a bit boring. If we could do a XIII-2, we could direct all our attention to the story and refine what we have already built.”

The pair also had the following to say on the chance of a Final Fantasy XV, “We do not know if there will be a XV. This depends a lot on the success of XIII. Also, it is difficult to pinpoint elements that are typical Final Fantasy.”

“They are mostly invisible: part of the DNA of the game, that everyone recognizes as typical Final Fantasy. But if there is a XV, I hope the way we wrote our characters carries over. We strived to create believable people of flesh and blood. They are not robots. And they are not super heroes. I hope this humanity is something we will see again.”

Final Fantasy XIII launched earlier this week, selling over 5 million units to date.

Thanks to VG247.