There has to be more to Kinect than just leaning, jumping and dancing.  It really seems like when a new inovation comes out like this Devs get caught up on what the others guys used it for.
What use would you like to see built into a game like Halo, CoD or **insert you fave game here**
 
example:
With working voice control, Better Inventory selection management.... "Cast Bufu" to cast Bufu in Elder Scrolls  V or "Select Uzi" to do so in Fallout New Vegas **all optional enhancements"

Wait, is this for innovations other than Kinect or how to utilize aspects of Kinect into games that we like?

"Cast Bufu" to cast Bufu in Elder Scrolls  V

Keyboard and mouse connectivity.

Tell me when they are able to make it so the game is not on rails or a party game. Or some kind of "board" based game (skateboard. Snowboarding)  
 
That sonic quicklook is all I needed to see.  
 
@fentonalpha said:

" There has to be more to Kinect than just leaning, jumping and dancing.    

I think Kinect could have some great classic style adventure games. 
 
Will it ever? Probably not.

" I think Kinect could have some great classic style adventure games.   Will it ever? Probably not. "

" @tsolless said:

" I think Kinect could have some great classic style adventure games.   Will it ever? Probably not. "

Did you watch the quicklook?  Kinect makes traversing menus a challenge. "

" Keyboard and mouse connectivity. "

Squad commands for a shooter. 
 

" @fentonalpha said:

"Cast Bufu" to cast Bufu in Elder Scrolls  V

What? "

RTSs. Someone could probably come up with a crazy minority report interface for RTS games that would be infinitely better than anything a controller can do, and maybe it could even be better than keyboard and mouse.

" RTSs. Someone could probably come up with a crazy minority report interface for RTS games that would be infinitely better than anything a controller can do, and maybe it could even be better than keyboard and mouse. "

" "Cast Bufu" to cast Bufu in Elder Scrolls  V "

I would personally just like to see it work with a fan on in the background.

 A dick, so anyone who calls themselves a "hardcore gamer" can easily go fuck themselves.  (JK, just something about that saying pisses me off). 
 
On topic: I like the squad commands for a shooter, I think it'll be really interesting when they figure out how to make menus work, because those have the potential to be really futuristic and cool.   
 
I'm interested to see how they handle the ARI interface in Heavy Rain when it gets Move-ified.  I'd love to play that game where you throw that  ball at that wall of bricks in the PD when I'm playing as Norman Jayden.

" @Ashenn:  You shouldn't judge kinect based on an in progress shitty sonic game. If we judged consoles based on sonic games everything past the dreamcast would suck horribly. "

" Keyboard and mouse connectivity. "

I think Kinect should just be for shovelware, because it has potential to produce the highest quality shovelware of the 3 consoles. Any form of motion controls in hXc games is usually not as good as a controller and doing an action and having it imitated on-screen is hardly fun. I personally think Kinect doesn't need to do hXc games. It was made for a different market.

" @Ashenn:  You shouldn't judge kinect based on an in progress shitty sonic game. If we judged consoles based on sonic games everything past the dreamcast would suck horribly. "

  @teh_pwnzorer: 
2 things. First, most of the sonic game son the dreamcast were good, or at least decent so of course the menus worked. Second, the controller has been around for 20+ years of course shit works with it. Motion controls are new you cant expect game companies to immediately know what to do with it there is a lot of experimentation and focus testing game makers have to do. Do the makers of sonic games have the ability to do that? no. they have to crib off someone else. If they can't even find the time to make a good sonic game how are they suppost to invent a new interface?
 
  @Ashenn:
  yeah, there never is much out on launch. Itll take a while till we see a bunch of games that can utilize its technology well.

"   @teh_pwnzorer:  2 things. First, most of the sonic game son the dreamcast were good, or at least decent so of course the menus worked. Second, the controller has been around for 20+ years of course shit works with it. Motion controls are new you cant expect game companies to immediately know what to do with it there is a lot of experimentation and focus testing game makers have to do. Do the makers of sonic games have the ability to do that? no. they have to crib off someone else. If they can't even find the time to make a good sonic game how are they suppost to invent a new interface? "

" @adoggz said:

"   @teh_pwnzorer:  2 things. First, most of the sonic game son the dreamcast were good, or at least decent so of course the menus worked. Second, the controller has been around for 20+ years of course shit works with it. Motion controls are new you cant expect game companies to immediately know what to do with it there is a lot of experimentation and focus testing game makers have to do. Do the makers of sonic games have the ability to do that? no. they have to crib off someone else. If they can't even find the time to make a good sonic game how are they suppost to invent a new interface? "

 This is the first mouse: 

   
 
Here's an early "keyboard" (circa 1878): 
 

   My guess is that both of these devices are more precise and responsive than Kinect. "

"
Both of those devices are also much less effective than the modern ones we have now.  The same will happen with future motion control. "

" @teh_pwnzorer:  and what are you basing that opinion on? Have you used ether of those devices? have you used kinect? "

" @fentonalpha said:

"Cast Bufu" to cast Bufu in Elder Scrolls  V

What? "

"  A dick, so anyone who calls themselves a "hardcore gamer" can easily go fuck themselves. "