lol...this is funny to me.
Ima invite my neighbour over and then punch the shit out him and then blame it on natal.

Yes, "Thrill Kill NATAL Edition" would be devastating...

Seriously, I think that's just a matter on how responsible people is, I mean, in real life we use potentially dangerous objects and "bad things"(burns, scars, amputated limbs... murder) happen when you don't use those objects in a proper way. With NATAL you must be a tad more careful and that's it, in my opinion.

Maybe this is why Sony is letting Microsoft run with Natal? >_>

Americans, THE FPS-lovers and Gun-lovers, will go mental and shoot up each other during the game, leaving lots of people dead in front of their Xbox 360. It's the fatal Natal Ring of Death and because of the media-backlash, Sony will start selling more family-friendly consoles because of the "Wand".

It's a Sony plan after all, I knew it >_>

funnyest post yet. +1 !

well, when the microwave came out, they thought people would be smart enough to not put live animals in it. They were wrong.

This question came to me as I was thinking about the capcom natal game thread.

When announced at e3 last year, Nintendo spoke of a camera based input such as Natal in a *possibly* cryptic way.

They said "people want to hold something"...

One person in the other thread mentioned they wondered if they could hold a knife to control a game. Honestly, it's likely that people will start using home objects during games.

Now, during the wii's tenure as highest selling platform, there have been numerous reports and anecdotal evidence/videos of people accidentally punching nearby people, throwing their wiimotes at the tv screen, and the like.

Imagine the amount of movement involved in the wii, and double it. What I mean is that there is currently no understanding of how people will control movement in a Natal game. Do you walk in place? Lean? There is obviously more movement involved.

What do you think? Is there a chance that people can be injured while playing Natal? Additionally, what do you think Nintendo knows about it? Afterall, they did work on a camera before finalizing the wiimote concept. Do people have a tendency to pickup potentially dangerous items or hurt themselves/others if there is this much movement/less restricted movement involved?

This is not a troll thread, it is an honest question that makes me a little nervous.

Laughing my ass off!  I was going to post something similar!

you know what is scary, if people do in real life what they do on natal, because of realistic graphics and emmersion will people actually go around thinking that they are still playinga game in real life??