Doobie_wop,
At least your honest. Yet even from E3 Kinect responsiveness has improved according to hands on reports. I think what you are seeing is that the Kinect provides the responsiveness required, but it still comes down to the individual software to effectivly make use of the information Kinect is providing.
As for Steel Battalion. It is not going to be the same game. People need to get over it. Maybe it will end up being a better game. The first game was a novelty with the controller, but not a huge success. Sure it made some money,but that was primarily because the controller must have had nice margins.
I also believe that you will see major changes between Kinect games from launch through the 1st half of 2011 and Kinect games the 2nd half of 2011. Certainly both MS tools and the experience of the developers gained with the initial titles and SDK will be put to good use with new and improved tools resulting in more advanced experiences and maybe even new capabilities.
Its libraries that sell systems not a single game.
