How the hell do you manage that? The ads clearly show 360s in them...

Honestly, I was hoping I wasnt understanding correctly.

I agree with that too...

@trentanator  for real, how the hell do 10 people manage that??? sometimes ignorance is not bliss

It's ok. You guys are part if the minority group who believes this. Same group who thought the Wii was a gimmick (fad) when it launched. Some 85 million sold later, people are eating their words. I think motion sensor games are here to stay, especially if the software start to become more creative in how motion sensor is used. With Kinect, you could literally play a game by voice along.

I would say that motion control really are a fad in the sense that a lot of people get very hyped when they try it, and then get tired of it nearly as fast. But, theres more you can do with a Wii. Most of the popular games use it as an addition to the regular input. Lets see what Kinect can do in this regard. I think the legs will depends on whether or not theres good hybrid experiences. Basicaly, my point is, motion control arent a fad when its use in a manner that provide core experiences.

I dont think the haters are silent. The haters are going to hate simple as that, and i dont think the haters ever said it wouldnt be a success they just simply dont like motion controls so whether its a success or not their still going to hate it. Stupid thread!

From your definition of a hater, everyone in the world is a hater. Everyone does at least dislike one thing. I think what we define as a hater, is someone that heavily dislike something without showing objectivity. Im pretty sure most people that dislike motion control are objective person. Sure there is still a minority that simply hate on thing because they arent made by their favorite company. Personally, I dont hate motion control,  but I do dislike casual games when playing solo. Thats why im not going to purchase a Kinect until they start releasing good hybrid games.

nooooooo

 my prediction didn't come true I fail