@cybo1470: A good game. Both of them. Seeing as I haven't played a game with the Kinect or the Move, I'm in a very poor place to judge if that game is killer or not.

@Dirtypas: Which app?

@DeadWriter: Personally, I don't want to have any extra clicks.

@Badlands99: Let's restrict the conversation to either DC or Marvel, because the DC answer, as always, is Superman.

@dc-united: I'll bet it plays the best games, too.

@JabbaB: Well, this is probably not the website for you. See you around, but hopefully not.

@Kayno: I think people inherently understand the difference between a studio and the situations and places where we'll actually be using a cameraphone.

@SirTech: Look man, we know this is something that you make, and we know you're just posting it in every thread to get viewcounts. Stop it. If I spot you again, I'll get you banned.

@cybo1470: Hey, all it needs is one killer app and I'm there. Just because they came in third place at E3 doesn't mean we should count them out yet.

@Slinkytech: Now that's what I'm talking about. I love the idea of leaning to adjust the viewpoint of the camera, that's a great idea.

@Vexxarr: No problem, you didn't come across like a bad guy at all.

@Railgun5: Okay. So?

@Vexxarr: Ahh, I see. I guess I was confused about what you were asking.

@Vexxarr: You really know your stuff. I was going for the quick answer.

It's just the ebb and flow of learning lessons. It's happened to Microsoft and Nintendo too.

@legendnthemaking: This was a wonderful story. I almost never see this kind of tenderness.

@izikavazo: You don't. You don't have to watch anything.

@janai: I think this all the time about both television and movies.

@Vexxarr: That's been in use for years. It's not...very good? Seriously, green screen tech is way better.

@Fatty McElbows: high five, Fatty. Well put.