Too little too late, the type of people who want this type of interaction already have a Wii and don't care about "improved accuracy" or the shiny graphics that the ps3 gives.
The Wii is cheap has fun social games for people who don't really play games, they aren't gonna go out splash a few hundred on a ps3 and controller for a similar experience.

At least natal give you something different, even tho i'm sceptical over what market that will appeal to, i'd always prefer a tactile controller to hold that wave my hands around in space.

And the controllers look like lollipops. Stupid.

are the things on the end suppose to be there? they look very odd.

I see this and natal as a gimmic, I don't want to wave my arms around catching balls. I want a proper game on a proper control device.

Well I can see it being a good control device depending on the game. I've not seen any good game ideas for Move yet but its still early days. The Wii was incredibly limited on innovative ideas until things like Metroid Prime 3, No More Heroes and a _few_ others came out. Sometimes I fear if things are always passed off as a gimmic, without giving it a try, we'll be stuck with the same old shit for a long time.

I think it could be interesting if the accuracy is good . I was these VR shooting games in the states years ago and they where fun due to the interaction . If Sony invest in developing the software then this will add another dimension to gaming . Personal I just want mouse like accuracy on the PS3 .