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What complications are going to arise from the release of Kinect (Project Natal)? Microsoft hasn't been very trustworthy with how their consoles manage power.

A year ago, Project Natal ignited the imaginations of many. Today, Microsoft dumped a bucket of cold water over that creative fire. Is the dream over?

Have you read the Nielsen report about gamer awareness of Natal and Move? It has foreboding suggestions about the state of the industry we're seeking to gain entrance to.

Where has the gaming industry been going, and where is it headed?

Predictions and commentary about games/peripherals appearing at this years E3.

Motion technology has caught on, and Microsoft and Sony will be joining the ranks with Nintendo later this year. For many core gamers, this is an anxiety-ridden time. But do our nostalgia-laden souls really need worry?

Most major advancements in gaming had awkward starts. Motion control deserves a similar adjustment period.

Moon landing Faked? Sasquatch seen? Microsoft conspiring to get more "Never-Gamers" play videogames? This may be the scariest article you ever read!

Are we on the cusp of the next massive jump in gaming technology? Are we all just a new TV away from VR? Signs point to "YES" and most gamers don't even know it.

With the upcoming Project Natal release, will its fate be the same as other gaming peripherals on consoles past?

A tribute to video games' formely most important button. Oh, "A" button, what happened to you?

Sony's Kevin Butler, VP of Everything, "moves" through time to give us a glimpse of the motion controlled future.

What were Bitmob's ten most-read community submissions from February? If only somebody put together a list...

How will hooking up an augmented reality device to a console with on-line connectivity improve the ways in which we interact with family abroad?

How do you game while injured?

Former EGMers Shane Bettenhausen and Mark MacDonald join Gaijin Games' Alex Neuse and Bitmob's Dan Hsu to relive past arguments and, oh yeah, talk about games as well.

A look at how motion control and exercise games are changing the way the world perceives gaming -- and making for healthier gamers.

If Sony and Microsoft's new motion-tracking devices succeed with the non-gaming public, they owe it to the Wii Remote's shortcomings.

A recent MTV Multiplayer report says that Project Natal demos include a tenth-of-a-second delay between real-world movement and on-screen movement. How bad is that delay in terms we can really understand? We need some context....

Film critics Gene Siskel and Robert Ebert try to have fun playing a boxing game.