Anyone, have they said anything about this game potentially supporting cross-platform play? I haven't had a chance to dig through the info out there for this game, our watch the video yet.

Okay, to fully address your statements since you didn't seem to grasp my previous replies. As for All Stars and the cart racers, they're simply games in genres that aren't occupied by many others. Do they do things similarly to Nintendo's offerings? Of course! However, they also bring their own flavor to the table, much in the same way the Kinect does many things similar to the EyeToy, but with its own flare. I can't attest to the Logitech controller statement as I've never owned one. As I said before the Move was in development before the Wii was ever announced, it only seems like a copy cat because they chose to release it after Nintendo's Wii took off. Contrary to what you may think, I'm glad Microsoft is doing Games For Gold (I do hope the games begin to match the quality of those PS+ has given) and I hope it in turn drives Sony to drop the rental feel of the free + games, although, with both the PS4 and Xbone requiring subscriptions to play online, I don't personally plan on letting either subscription lapse. I'm just saying, don't let similarities stray your opinion, if a game or piece of hardware or anything for that matter looks worth while, don't pass on it simply because you feel it's copying something else, you're only hurting yourself! Game on!

Fyi, the Move was in development before the Wii was ever announced.

You mean how Microsoft "copied" the EyeToy with their Kinect? Or how Microsoft "copied" PS+ with their Games For Gold? Or how Nintendo "copied" the Xbox controller with their Wii U Pro Controller? Or how Google "copied" iOS with their Android? Get over yourself, these so called "copies" are anything but! If everyone went off in there own direction and did completely different things, there would be no competition to drive advancement.

I'm curious if this will allow for custom scaling? Say someone makes a small model, like doll house size, then you hold the camera directly over it to collect the topography of that item... then recalled it to be the proper size! The possibilities are endless!