That's reassuring news indeed.
I sure hope we'll get some nice so-called "hardcore" surprises at the next E3.
Because right now, this peripheral isn't really interesting for me as far as games for it are concerned. I'm surely not going to spend 150 bucks on a web cam that allows voice recognition interface and motion menu browsing. I need something that really makes it shine. Something unique gameplay-wise that makes it truly stand out compared to the competition. And of course, something that isn't just the same formula the other 2 big guns have already offered. Which is certainly not in sight right now with what is to me a very lackluster launch line-up.
I like the tech, it does show a lot of potential, but in its apparent current state, it's just not compelling to me.
