Natal & Move should launch with…

Drum Hero: Again, a game for Move. Pretty much what you’d expect; you air drum using the Move controllers as drumsticks. However, the PlayStation Eye is also required to play this game so that it can judge your level of excitement and satisfaction. Whenever Drum Hero decides that you’re getting a genuine sense of achievement from what you’re doing, it switches the PS3 off. This leaves you staring at your reflection on the TV screen mid – drum, wondering what the hell you’re doing with your life, and whether it isn’t perhaps time to go and find a girlfriend.

Motion Sickness: Hoping Motion Control Doesn’t Suck in 2010

Microsoft’s Project Natal and Sony’s Playstation Motion Controller look to reinvent motion control in gaming. That is, as long as they don’t suck.

This is not your father’s E3 – Old gang war renewed on the Streets of Las Vegas?

It depends on what you are looking for, but here you are much more likely (and lucky) to run into a porn star or shaky businessman than someone concerned about games. Still, a kind-of console war broke out.

Project Natal release details emerge

MCV are reporting today the first information about the pricing and launch of Microsoft’s project Natal. Apparently the price for the hardware will be much much lower than many had anticipated, coming in at around £50 when sold separately from the console.

Rare to develop Natal FPS?

Project Natal aims to get gamers holding conversations with their televisions (if Milo is anything to go by) and insists that “you are the controller”. But how on earth would an FPS with no control pad work? It seems that perhaps Rare are already giving this serious consideration.

If I’m The Controller…

It seems like everyone is obsessed with making me do more when I play games. Remember when there was only two buttons to contend with?

Welcome to the anti – Natal clinic

We…we don’t believe it! Could it be true? Has the revolution finally come?