[jonnathanson]

Initial reviews of a new technology in gaming always tend to focus too heavily on the now, and not the possible. In some respects there's good reason for such an analysis: if consumers don't accept the current state of the offering, there will be no future for it.

That said, a system like this really comes alive when innovative software developers start having at it. It's always, always, always about the games and not the tech. The tech enables the games, but it takes a genius title or two to really advance the tech's acceptance among consumers and developers.

As a gamer, I am very much looking forward to someone's unlocking the true potential of Kinect.