Which of these in your opinion is more important for the future of the industry?

It would become more interesting if you explain why you chose what you did. Also, if you choose "Other", you can explain what else in your opinion is more important than all of these choices.

You can also freely disagree with other's views, but only with logical and valid points please. Childish arguements will kill the point of this thread, to have a legit discussion.

I picked "Online & Availability increase" because Steam has been kicking ass and i can see the consoles doing the same in then near future with better online features.

Great games.

None of the things above matter if we just get crap produced all the time. It's the games that sell all of the above after all but a game does not need any of those things to be great.

This!

PS3 had everything going for it, but it failed at first, then exploded when it finally got great, innovative, must have games. It's all about the games.

Non of these. Future=innovation. All the named thing has been done all-ready. Some longer than others, although it's still done before. And these things are more features than really gaming things. Gaming is all about the games. 

I voted for the 1st option but i believe that alot games in future will have some sort of hybrid controller with motion aiming..

Imagine if you are able to use the 360/PS3/wii default wireless controllers and aim your crosshair like PSmove/WiiRemote instead of using the usual right analog thumbstick for aiming?

It'll be extremely awesome for FPS/RTS games..But they'll have to make it extremely accurate.

I don't know but :

> none of these answers talk to me.

Looks like I should have added, "Excluding games obviously".

Which FEATURE of games will be more important for the future of the industry?

I voted for Graphics. It should be the obvious upgrade for every upgrade.

Along with that I want better online functions.

Every other "innovation" comes later.

I think online and availability are the main features that will shape the future, even when motion controls are here for stay and I celebrate them.