While I really want to navigate a dashboard/menu/etc. Ironman style, it seems like I'll just have to wait for that sort of thing once the technology advances to that point.
Anyways, is it a surprise these days that a launch has too few titles to sell it. While I praise early adapters for keep the product alive so it can come out in a polished state, I don't really see the point of doing so.
As for the games, I'm only going to focus on one here: Harmonix's. Kinect could very well be the end of plastic instruments if it is given time to advance and learn, which means that very soon we could have a huge variety of instruments for these sort of games without forking over more cash for the money pile, as well as making it so that games that would previously require peripherals to get the real experience (I played Guitar Hero on a controller before I was able to get the actual one due to it taking longer to ship, and I can tell you the fun really did come from the guitar) could be more easily made. As for Harmonix, it seems they've slipped back into the previous generation of rhythm games here with this new sort of DDR. Maybe this is the signal of another Parappa the Rapper game for Kinect. Only time will tell.
