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Last year E3 was all about controller-less gaming. Will this year show a bolstered support for the new tech...or is it doomed to suffer the fate of the many peripherals before it? Pixel Perfect's Justin Brenis looks to the past and future to determine if E3 2011 will "move" away from motion tech for good, or stand its ground and build on it.

This is my review of Punch-Out!! (Wii)for the Nintendo Wii.

I guess Wii owners will never play against the global community of fighting game superstars. The system's Wi-fi network is too sluggish for its own good.

Whilst it doesn't play games, the redesign and the $99/£99 price point of the Apple TV is a shot across the bow for the big three. Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo need to get their acts together.

Battle stage fright and the incessant vomiting/diarrhea that comes with it with the premier ballet simulator for the Nintendo Wii!

Sin and Punishment is a great take on the rail-shooter genre and little else. Take it or leave it.

A camera that can interact with you in a 3D environment, that also can read your face, listen to what you have to say, and even move itself to keep track of you. Kinect, formerly “Project Natal” has come out and finally showed the world what it can do, but was it enough? I have been staying pretty up to date with E3 the best way I can without actua

Nintendo's E3 Press Conference. Did they disappoint? Quick reaction.

A brief rant about the common response 3-D gaming and motion controls receive from gamers.

The more media coverage that gets released for Metroid: Other M, I get more and more pumped for it. The intense looking action scenes with flashy and violent animations courtesy of Team Ninja make me excited to dust off my Wii and play it. However, it's in the wrong hands- your hands.

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

What makes a gimmick? I was excited by the possibilities of the DS, but 5 years later I am eager to play my favorite SNES ports on it instead. Will the 3DS suffer the same fate, an interesting start that only peters out?