"So gamers will be regulated to once again just be the couch potato sit there and push buttons like a worker in the movie "Metropolis." So perhaps this is a victory for the makers of chips, junk food and soda pop! Personally I would rather be like "Iron Man's" Tony Stark working with a computer than like a Darlek from "Doctor Who" imprisoned by one. So weak that we are unable to function without the computers that at one time served us."
You probably shouldn't overshadow any tangible points you want to make with silly rhetoric like that. It does your credibility no good. Those associations are ridiculous and you know it. I hope they were meant in jest.
Also, the idea of blaming consumers for not being impressed with Kinect is deplorable. People buy products for what they are in the present, not for unrealized potential. It is up to Microsoft to make Kinect attractive to consumers.
