
Koku Gamer writes: "We have seen many gaming technologies come and go. They sound promising when first shown, but either never came through or just had no support. Will Natal just go through the same process? Or will Microsoft fight to keep it alive? I think it's all up to Microsoft and you, the gamer. Microsoft has put a lot of money into making this technology work. Sure we saw it in action at E3, but will it work as flawless when it's released along with other games like it did at E3? We don't know for sure, but if Microsoft can somehow make it work and Rare and Lionhead make something special using Project Natal then it might succeed."

The most notable reveal would perhaps by the requirements of the Xbox 360 console itself. While Microsoft has insisted since the original unveiling of Kinect at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in 2009, then known as Project NATAL, that the device would be compatible with all Xbox 360 consoles, the revelation of a dedicated port included on the newly redesigned Xbox 360 model has sparked rumours of incompatibility, which were quickly debunked.
odd, i was led to believe it lacked an internal processor and so also needed a core to itself, if not 1-2 processing threads.
So pretty much the same spec as the PS Eye, although I thought the eye went up to 120 Hertz...
"Tracks up to 6 people, including 2 active players"
I think now its official that just 2 ppl can play at the same time.

Xbox Evolved:
"Microsoft is holding no breaks in making sure the general public knows all about Kinect. What cooler spot to also show it than with Jimmy Fallon? "
although i usually watch fallon. i'll have to catch an internet clip of it later.
was pretty funny. same demos they showed at E3 though. Nothing new. But they sure are marketing it quick.
wow first that girl's co-worker hosts the Kinect event and now she's her playing it. I see the audience Microsoft is definitely going after with Bieber, Cosgrove and McCurdy - teenage pop audiences.

Meodia writes, "So about a year ago when Project Natal was first starting off, many Xbox 360 and even other gamers were worried about the future of their console. A local shovelware dumping ground didn't sound quite appealing and Natal looked like it would serve extra servings of it. But Microsoft reassured us, holding our hands and telling us that everything would be alright. Since then, nothing has changed. After that "conference" at E3, we were shown nothing but how to please little girls."
It's funny because after the Microsoft conference, we actually saw some. In fact, I'm surprised that they showed off the shovelware they did, and then an hour later Sonic Freedom Riders and Child of Eden were shown off and completely destroyed what Microsoft displayed.
gotta agree, MS is exactly like nintendo 2 years ago. hey, what ever happened to that dumb ass vitality sensor.
I think it may have better chances than the Vision Camera did, the vision cam as the article mentions failed at marketing. MS never followed through with it, I think they put in way to much money to throw this away.
Awesome article though It may fail
It has the potential to be something great. However with something as skeptical as this we must wait and see.
A lot of people are calling bull, but lets all go back to when Killzone 2 was first shown and it was called out as cg. Did it live up to the hype ? Yes it did. Dont write it off yet. Its still early to call winner or loser on this one
Main thing Natal will need is supporters. There will have to be Games that are Fun .