@buttersstotch: "Kinect already has problems tracking your body; ... Doing something like tracking minute movements in your hand would get tedious"

@RockyRan: It doesn't matter. The point (that you haven't disproved) is that people shouldn't make promises they can't keep.

@The_Foo: Exactly. All these die hard fanboys care about is protecting their perceptions.

@FrankieViturello: So your saying the Kotaku author is part of the "negative minority"?

@RockyRan: I read the reviews and rent, I don't base my purchases on Kotaku fanboys.

@FrankieViturello: Pretty sure those in the minority (with the large load times still) thought there commitment to fix it would actually happen.

@FrankieViturello: I don't think I'm going to bother to "read a majority of the responses" to see if a game works. I shouldn't have to.

@FrankieViturello: Don't make promises you can't keep.

@SegFault: Looks like you may have predicted Sony wouldn't get it right.

@Verno77: There is an iPad optimized version, it plays well. Look for Plants Vs. Zombies HD.

@buttersstotch: "Kinect already has problems tracking your body; just watch the demos that were on Jimmy Kimmel and such. Doing something like tracking minute movements in your hand would get tedious. Imagine playing an FPS and every other shot you fire actually works because the camera can't track your fingers too…

@cyruss: I never said buttons.

@buttersstotch: And you know for sure because...

Right, because Kinect couldn't detect your hand and be made to see the item you're holding...

@mithrilfox: Again, why wait?

@thelogikalone: The cereal or the drug?

They should call this magazine "Special K"

and another price break.

@SegFault: "Do you not agree that even shipping a product with bugs is fine as long as there's free post release support? "

@Altima NEO: You forgot all the other standard Sony road hazards to playing: