“The key to Kinect and to getting customers is obviously all about demonstration,” head of UK PR for Game, Neil Ashurst said.

“So at the moment our focus is looking at ways of doing that. Beyond that we don’t have any specific details at present.”

Microsft will also have Kinect on display in a select few US stores for the benefit of the public.

Keep checking GamingBolt for more news. And do tell us if you think you’ll look like noobs while playing with Kinect.

Flower, Resident Evil 5: Alternate Edition and Pain are games that are confirmed to be recieving an update. Michael Denny, of Official Playstation Magazine spoke about games supporting Sony’s motion controller:

When you give our development teams exciting new technology, it’s great to see the experiences they come up with.

And that’s both in terms of new concepts and new games, but also the application of those technologies to our existing franchises.

We are both working on new games and looking at applications to our existing franchises.

This could be fun with motion control...

In addition, we have seen a 3D update leaked, which could be arriving with the 3.20 firmware.