Future Releases: Over-Kinected?

[The Apothecarry]

I've been following games media a bit since E3 (I stopped at Halo 4) and I can't help but notice how so many future Xbox 360 titles are trying to integrate the Kinect as part of the game. Voice commands in Mass Effect 3 make sense, but when I heard that Halo CE: Anniversary and even Minecraft on the 360 were supposed to be Kinect-enabled, one question jumped into my head:

How the hell are you supposed to move around?

Did anyone think of this? Anyone at all? Marching in place may be a great way to move forward, but what about strafing? Turning? Reloading? I realize that I'm probably over-thinking the intentions of integrating the Kinect with FPS games, but I don't know what designers have plans for.

 

[Sabazios]

They're trying the hard sell.

I hope for the sake of gaming it goes the way of 3D and is completely marginalised. Otherwise, I'm going back to my PS2.

 

[aba1]

How the hell are you supposed to move around?

I assumed it be done based on where your standing like how in the sych thing you do for the kinect how you have to stand on the squares if you move onto the front square you will move forward the one on the left you will start strifing to the side you go top left you will move diagnoly now if only there were a 360 degree tv so that rotating your body could be supported then motion controls would be the shiznat