I don't see why it would need motion controls. Pretty much the only games that use motion controls these days are VR games, aside from Switch, which is sitting in it's own microcosm of the gaming market. MS talked about getting into the VR game a few years ago, but those plans seem to have been scrapped as they haven't spoken of VR in a long time, and now, on the eve of a new console generation, would have been the time to announce an Xbox VR headset if they were going to, but they haven't. Even if they do surprise announce Xbox VR in June or July, surely it would be better to have an actual proper VR controller for it, something like these:

If they do decide to add it, I hope the technology is better than other consoles' previous attempts. Even now, despite PS4 and Switch being mostly great, you still run into games where motion controls grind the fun to a complete halt.

Make software that really benefits and not just tack it on to games to check a box. Something like Flower or Super Rub-A-Dub would be ideal.

Thinking about the last few games I've played, and I'm not sure how it would be incorporated in a meaningful way.
Right now I'm playing Persona 5 Royal for example. So that would be camera movement? I'd rather move the camera with the analog stick since that requires less effort.

The one new controller feature I can't imagine playing games without anymore is the headphone jack.

Nothing wrong with options for those who do want it and use it.

Nope, what games even use motion controls (outside of 1st party stuff)?

i agree with the majority its a useless gimmick that is being forcefed like the wii was

Ya that’s a reaching comment if I ever saw it. Gimmicks are something used on occasion that aren’t the norm that superficially change up the gameplay. 

QuickTime button pressing, bullet time movement mechanics...those are gimmicks. Sony E3 2006 trying to use the gyro motion controls to fly a aircraft unsuccessfully, that’s a gimmick. Motion controls in general just aren’t accurate enough to do exactly what you want it to do sometimes. Just my take on the subject. 

I used the literal definition.  You used the internet lingo version because you don't like it. Same kinda person that uses terms like casual or hardcore as if really means something. Anything used to try more sales or attention is a LITERAL GIMMICK.

I honestly can’t think of a game that has had motion controls that didn’t get old or annoying after 5-10 minutes. So no, I honestly would rather it not even be an option.

Precise aiming in shooters is perhaps the only benefit motion sensors in standard controllers have brought. I strongly prefer motion aiming in DOOM for Switch, for example, as well for the bow in BotW.

But I'm talking about motion aiming to assist the right joystick and provide more precision, which just requires subtle movements on the hands.