Waving your arms about like an air traffic controller is not my idea of fun. People come back tired from work to sit on their behind and play in a big couch or perhaps a nice comfortable chair, not exercise. And lets not forget what disaster was the Power glove back in the day, as well as the Wii-mote which is not as pinpoint accurate an flawless as Nintendo would have you believe.

Cammie's response is what you can call a cop-out reply. The easy way out of a tricky question, to avoid unnecessary implications that might arise from it. Which just goes to show her level of professionalism. Also if you read carefully, you will realize that she is basically saying "everything will remain as it is now" as her response to what will happen to the industry in five years. And of course the usual "we are better than everyone else" comment under the "what's good about the industry" headline. So yeah, if Nintendo sends someone like this as their representative, then they are even more stupid than I thought.

What's wrong with the game industry? Everything. Oh and Nick Earl, if that's how EA feels about making games, then hear this: I will never buy those games and I can guarantee that most hardcore gamers will stop buying your products as well. So carefully consider what you say unless you want half of your already pathetically low fan base to disappear. Also, I hate you so much.