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most of the websites reviews I saw said that Kinect was really limited in the technology and the titles weren’t that great.
Forrest-
Yes most of the reviews on Kinect say that the game titles are not that good as of yet. That will change however it will just take some time. The Dance game is a lot of fun and so is the athletic game that comes with the Kinect.
As for Kinect’s technology they have something awesome here. No controller is a fascinating idea and it works. The accuracy on the Kinect is precise every time.
For $150 it is well worth getting and trying out.
Take care and thanks for posting your comment.
Here’s Jakob Nielsen’s take on Kinect: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/kinect-gesture-ux.html