I really like motion control when done well. I have really enjoyed the Wii and the Wii remote so far this gen. But I think, it is the IR capabilities of the Wii Remote that have been the best feature so far. Although if Wii Motion Plus gets more support that could change. I would be fine if all consoles next gen used motion controls, but wouldn't mind if they kept an option like the Wii has with the classic controller.

I like motion controls and think they have a bright future in gaming.

As for the Wii, what I like best about the controller is the IR pointer, and the two part controller. Those two features work great for traditional games. Motion controls don't need to be forced into all games, but they can work well in small doses. In some cases, they make really great games, like Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10.

I get that, but i still think there are a lot of genres that don't feel good with those controls, and i got the feeling that won't change in the next generation... While the motion controls have that barrier, standard layout is still gonna apply as the main one in those games...

For example, i would love a First-person fighter on Natal, or a 3rd person weapon fighter with the PSWand, but i don't want a JRPG with either...

Now, if Nintendo, Sony or Microsoft (or a new contender) comes with a motion way that breaks the barrier, i will be the 1st one to support it...

They're alright. Wouldn't be sad at all if they went away forever, though...

Pretty much this.

I don't know who you're talking about but I hit the ground running like a mother fucker and I haven't stopped since the Atari 2600 joystick first got in my hands... that being said Natal interest me most because it goes in the direction that I want... Holodecks... also it allows the option of using Natal to supplement hard core games like Halo: Reach and Modern Warfare

Exactly... I'm a big supporter of Digital Distribution, if i could download a car, i would (and once electronics recycling and clean energy are perfected, dd will be greener)... But not as an Only option, there are some things i want a physical copy, and i don't want to worry about the huge compression (for instance, the new Zune HD service, it's cool for some movies and shows, but i want to see District 9 with all the content intact) and that's possible thru DD, but it takes long time to download... I still mock Don Mattrick for saying that MS's movie streaming will be 1080p and starts at the second...

The same way i feel about motion controls, i'm a supporter because some things could be amazingly done with motion controls, but i don't want them as an only option...

@The Anarchyz: Umm... I'm not sure whether i get what you mean by standard layout.
But what is expected, is that the games change to fit the motion control better. After someone has the groundbreaking innovation, everyone is going to follow. For example, it makes very little sense to map action to a button in sports games after Wii Sports. Or, mapping attack to a button when WM+ gives you 1:1 swordfighting. Or use stick to move crosshair, when a pointer is superior input.