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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

I look back on my impressions of E3 2009's motion control focus in time for E3 2010.

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

Quick analysis of Red Steel 2's Wii Motion Plus implementation.

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

For What it's Worth provides detailed reviews of bargain games and separates the hidden gems from the useless shovelware. This time I take a look at Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort.

itmob's Best Worst of 2009 Non-Award Awards -- our community and heap scorn on Resident Evil 5, Bobby Kotick, Dragon Age: Origins, Nolan North, and many more (part 2).

Wii Motion Plus is actually a good thing. As opposed to most peripherals that are made for the Wii, it is not 100% plastic/0% useful. But here's the deal: 3 years after Nintendo talked about motion control, they finally deliver. The worst part? To have a fully functional fully compatible controller, you now have to spend $100.

A review of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2010 for Wii.

A cynical look at the current and upcoming releases of the motion controls for each system.

Bitmob.com's Nicholas Michetti takes a look at the emphasis on literal movement in motion controls.

My day playing Wii Sports Resort against my girlfriend didn\'t go so well....

A quasi/pseudo scientific number crunching of the reaction of NeoGAF to Nintendo's E3 2009 press conference.

Three differing types of motion controls could be major issues for the future of console game development.