Mr Khan on 31 March 2010
It all depends on execution. Something like the Vitality Sensor could really shatter the boundaries of gaming in a way like Brain Age did, where you're really cutting the ties to gaming as we knew it, and moving into a pure lifestyle game. Wii Fit still retained gaming baggage. The proper accompanying software for the Vitality Sensor could be the next brain age, the next pure lifestyle game, and thus be super huge
But it all depends on execution, of course.
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
