Hah.
That is something else.Still waiting to see what comes softwarewise for Move and Kinect. It's the most interesting part IMO. While these technologies are better than the 4 year old Wii (holy crap has it been that long?), as far as big picture gameplay goes it's still down the same path. Sony and MS have had the lion's share of the... mainstream "hardcore" titles. Can they bring them to these motion technologies?
I'm perhaps a bit skeptical about the Kinect. Having no buttons at all sort of scares me. I was pondering for the racing game about how you would handle accelerating and braking, for example. The no controller at all thing can be cool, and there's probably a demographic for it (that dancing game perhaps?) but I don't know if I can see traditional games doing well there. Wii/Move both have the ability to integrate motion with standard old controllers which, in my experience, has been where the best use of the technology has been. Metroid Prime 3 as a whole and some aspects of Twilight Princess are still what I think the games should end up like.
Time shall tell! I look forward to seeing what comes.
I can't wait until they try to force a hardcore game into the Kinect structure and it fails HORRIBLY.