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Microsoft Xbox Natal: A Leap Forward in Gaming

To Gaucho420:
no, this is not "too little, too late" but, on the contrary, "too much, too early"! If it really works as shown, this will be amazing and opening countless new possibilities. Anyway, as long as I don't see and try it personally, I'll remain a little doubtful on its real robustness and effectiveness.

Microsoft's XBox 360 Successful in Japan

MSFT is starting to harvest the fruits of their hard work in supporting and nurturing japanese game developers, something where SNE is lacking instead lately, and not just in Japan but worldwide. Anyway I think the "console war" for this generation is still far from over. We'll see :)

Video Game Industry: One of the Most Attractive Areas to Invest

Bruce, sometimes you say something worth reading, but this time you really had me roll on the floor laughing... how can you say it's not worth developing for the Wii, DS and PSP? True that piracy can be (and is) a problem but it's all to be seen in the perspective of development costs and hence ROI. Developing a title for DS and PSP is quite cheap and people still make a lot of money out of it (otherwise do you think anyone would still publish games for them?).
Cheers and remember that the Wii is, amongst the big consoles, the one with the biggest user base (by far) and the cheapest one to develop for, which means the system that can offer the biggest profit.