Sony has hyped the precision of the wand since it's initial announcement. However it's "usefulness" is completely your opinion...I've noticed you often like to state your opinion as fact...

Each of these systems will have thier challenges, and each offer something the other doesn't have.  It's cool that you prefer one to the other, but until the games for each are out and playable, it's a LOT premature to start discounting one over the other, just because of your personal preference. 

IF you insist on continuing, how about qualifying it with an "IMO"?

Article pertains to Natal and PS3 motion controller. The article's headline clearly states it is about Sega possibly unveiling games for both as well.

So I ask, why is the title of the thread only mention Natal and why is it only in the MS section?

I still don't understand how Natal is going to work on anything apart from that ball game and maybe the driving game. You couldn't exactly play an FPS as although you could maybe get the looking around working, how will you fire? I doubt it is that sensitive that it can pick up your finger movement on a make believe trigger.  Even on the Burnout Paradise demo, they couldn't simulate the analogue action of the foot pedal (i.e. full power on and off). It might be ok for simple strategy games with point and click and drag actions, but anything more advanced and Natal is going to get into trouble. I guess its all down to the developers and how they use the technology, but I don't expect to be blown away by what is released.

This is why you are not the lead game designer at Sega... there are people who can actually use imagination... I know it's hard, but if you can think back to when you where a kid I'm sure you'll find some inspiration

You didn't actually respond to what I was saying at all. All you did was a poor attempt at an insult. Can you "imagine" how Natal can be used for the majority of game genres past its rudimentary ability to control movement? Someone let me in on Natals secret, which goes further than it's ability to pick up you swinging your arms like a bat, or hold your hands out like a steering wheel. Maybe im thinking about this all wrong though, maybe all it will be is just a gimmick to play party games to appeal more to the casual market.

Im not trying to tread on anyones fanboy toes here, just to get a better idea of its intended use.

I still don't understand how Natal is going to work on anything apart from that ball game and maybe the driving game. You couldn't exactly play an FPS as although you could maybe get the looking around working, how will you fire? I doubt it is that sensitive that it can pick up your finger movement on a make believe trigger.  Even on the Burnout Paradise demo, they couldn't simulate the analogue action of the foot pedal (i.e. full power on and off). It might be ok for simple strategy games with point and click and drag actions, but anything more advanced and Natal is going to get into trouble. I guess its all down to the developers and how they use the technology, but I don't expect to be blown away by what is released.