Alby_da_Wolf on 29 November 2009
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I don't doubt Rare might be able to make games perfectly taylored to Natal, but this doesn't prove wrong that for whatever games requiring a certain degree of complexity in controls, exceeding what you can command with position of body, head and limbs, a way to track fingers is needed, and Natal hasn't it, unless either its motion detection is furtherly refined or hand controllers are added, making it less revolutionary. Not fulfilling this requirement, it remains niche, refining motion detection up to tracking fingers would make it more expensive, adding hand controllers, besides increasing a little its cost, would make it a lot less revolutionary.
