Gameing World in 2010!!!

The Gaming world in 2010 is catch up to Wii. Both Microsoft and Sony will introduce their own unique takes on motion controllers. Nintendo will attempt to move things in a different direction with the Wii Vitality Sensor.

Project Natal

Xbox introduce “Project Natal” that revolutionary interface for Xbox 360 ditches joysticks for an array of cameras and microphones that track your movements, recognize your face and respond to your voice

Natal really does track minute movements of your body, allowing you to swing your arms to whack things onscreen or grip an imaginary steering wheel to drive a virtual car.

Apple Tablet

Apple introduce Apple Talet or iPad that overgrown iPhone. You'll be playing stuff like Defense Grid on a big, roomy screen.

Sony Motion Controller

Sony announces the new device is like a Wiimote that can be tracked by an EyeToy camera. The PlayStation 3 will know where the controller is moving, but it will also be able to (for example) project your image onto the TV screen, then replace the controller in your hand with a virtual sword.

The combination of motion sensing and position tracking should make Sony's controller much more accurate than Nintendo's. But we haven't seen much more than tech demos yet, even though Sony says the motion controller will launch in the spring. "Ape Escape" and "Resident Evil" titles that use the controller are in the works.

Wii Vitality Sensor

Nintendo announcement  Wii Vitality Sensor, a device that plugs directly into the bottom port of the Wii Remote. The device itself is small and reads your pulse when you stick your finger in it but Vitality Sensor is old tech.

Nintendo will be the path of “relaxation games” similar to yoga but hasn't actually shown any such thing yet.

Nintendo's president recently named the Vitality Sensor one of the company's big products for 2010, saying that software would be announced in July. Our hearts aren't racing just yet.

Nintendo DSi XL

The Nintendo DSi XL  is scheduled to be released in the first quarter of 2010 in Europe.The DSi XL has bigger screens that 4.2-inch screens make your games pop with big, bold images, but make the unit itself much larger. You might not think you want this, but when you experience how much easier it is to play with bigger screens, you'll probably be hooked.