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Where Will They Be In One Year?
What are your predictions for the fate of gaming's latest technologies?
The world of gaming is about to be hit by several new peripherals -- each of which amount to a platform in their own right. 3DS is an evolution of the existing Nintendo platform, but will enable a new way to view 3D games that won't require glasses. Kinect will take players hands-free in a way not previously possible. Sony's Move promises new levels of one-to-one motion control that stand past any current gaming system.
How will these new gaming platforms shape the industry over the next year? Who will be playing each platform? Which technologies will succeed, not right out of the gate, but by the following holiday season and beyond? And will you have any of them in your household?
Share your thoughts in the comments below, and let other readers know your responses to their predictions.
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