Move seems tailor made for a game like Epic Mickey as does any game that has the main character wielding a wand/staff (Harry Potter, Dr. Who, Gandalf).

And you’re right Sal, the biggest problem with Kinect games in general is moving the onscreen avatar forcing most games to be on rails since you can’t exactly walk towards the screen without a treadmill.

I’m sure you saw the Harry Potter on-stage demo where two actors from the film were standing in place waving/flailing their arms as the onscreen characters automatically moved forward from one shooting gallery session to the next.

Then there’s the soccer game that looked more like a Foosball session but with even less movement.

The fact that Milo just got canceled can’t be a good sign for Kinect.

That’s the one thing that puzzles me about Kinect — moving. Even in that Star Wars game they revealed at E3, you have to slant your body forward to “thrust” in a what looks like a pre-determined direction. So I don’t quite see how it would work, either.