this is awesome took the words right out of my mouth.

haha, you know the responses here are proving the OP to be SO CORRECT. I'm done with most human beings since they don't seem to be born with half a brain anymore. De-evolution at it's pinnacle.

Sure. Which games were implemented imprecisely? Surely not Wii Sports or Prime 3. Also what games shown with Natal or Purple mic showed either to be superior to the Wii-mote?

Well buying motion control for the console you already have looks cheaper to me than buying another console you may be a little jealous off.

Would anyone else like to see God of War 3 with Sony motion control?
I mean those things wouldn't be dildos, more like blades of Chaos

both natal and the sony remote look far superior to the wii remote but i dont think they will attract any hardcore gamers with things like that and i think wii already has got most of the casual gamers

Leonidus said: Would anyone else like to see God of War 3 with Sony motion control? I mean those things wouldn't be dildos, more like blades of Chaos

As a mini game ...

... absolutely

But just let me play the game as games were meant to be played for the last two decades

The only real flaw with both (I will assume they will work as advertised, I'd be surprised if they didn't) is that it's too late. If they're laying the ground work for the next gen, then it's a good game plan. Work the kinks out now. But to think either will be a game changer, I think it's impossible. Nintendo kind of understood that. I mean the remote was originally a GC add on, but they knew to wait. Or took the chance, and it paid off. And they made it the man input device to control games on their new system.

Both MS and Sony's new controls have potential, but they'll rely too much on third parties who aren't big on risks. So I don't think we'll see much in the way of epic gaming. Next gen, if both companies bring these new devices over to their new systems, then it'll be interesting to see.

As for all the HD fanboys you mention ... you're right, where are they? First all this talk of Nintendo killing gaming, and "God I hope MS doesn't get into motion control!" I hear nothing about the end of gaming now. All I hear is "360 will outsell Wii!" Hmm.

Ummm... Maybe.  Then maybe not...

E3 09: EA CEO behind Sony motion controls and Project Natal

Catching up with EA CEO John Riccitiello, IndustryGamers talked with him about the upcoming future of motion controllers. The boys at EA have been playing around with both Sony and Microsoft's technologies for a while, and they first were informed about the projects about 15 months ago.

Since then, they've been experimenting left and right. In talking about Project Natal, he said, "it's certainly very compelling for a number of game concepts I've got in my mind and my teams are working on. ... I think the challenges around it is that there's a lot to be worked out – it's not something consumers have interacted with before." Natal's ambition was really shown off with Peter Molyneux showing off Milo. After seeing it in the press conference, I fully expected it to be something that was buggy, but I have a gut feeling Microsoft has put a lot more into it than I'm expecting, and the hands-on reports will prove that initial expectation wrong.

Meanwhile, Riccitiello considered Sony's motion controller "a great bridge technology," providing users with an experience that's unlike what they've used previously, but at the same time, "it doesn't require quite the leap of faith that Natal does." At this point, though, all we're seeing is a technical demo, and so we don't have anywhere as great an idea of how the technology will play out as we do with Project Natal.

Both technologies, to me at least, seem to be trying to do a bit more with motion than the Wii is managing. Just because Nintendo did it first does not mean they can do it best. But it seems to me, as well as to Riccitiello, that each of the companies are carving out their own distinct niches when it comes to motion technology. It's certainly a boon for us: with this generation's lifecycle only approaching half-way through, this technology should really be something special by the end of the generation.

http://www.destructoid.com/e3-09-ea-ceo-behind-sony-motion-controls-and-project-natal-134689.phtml

I just realized how pissed where ps360 fanboys for not having carnival games on their system.