Adrian Hirst, Managing Director, Weaseltron
Microsoft need to start showing some real killer games/applications for Natal before people really start getting interested in it as a platform

Andrew Oliver, CTO, Blitz Games Studios
Project Natal should bring entirely new genres to Xbox 360

Andrew Smith, Developer, Proper Games
We'll see some cool stuff, no doubt about it - but I remain thoroughly sceptical as to whether it'll do much business, and as such I'm personally quite reluctant to dive into it yet

Ed Daly, General Manager, Zoe Mode
Zoe Mode has been learning about motion controlled gaming since our work on EyeToy and it will be fascinating to see how others cope with the learning curve, as the design and technical challenges are easy to underestimate. We look forward to announcing a Natal title before too long

Emmeline Dobson, Freelance Game Designer
Capturing our likenesses opens a world of potential content, as we invest a lot in our physical appearances in the real world. It is likely that the ability to play with our likeness in the freedom and privacy of a dress-up or make-up application will prove attractive to narcissists everywhere.

Simon Barratt, Director, Four Door Lemon
As well as bringing motion controls to a 'core' audience I think more importantly we may bring some of the Wii 'casual' gamers to the Xbox which is good for games of all genres

Simon Prytherch, CEO, Lightning Fish Games
It will allow us to do games not possible on the other platforms. The established genres already have a good controller; the joypad. The Wii started the process and camera-based systems like Natal are the next step in the evolution of motion control. You will see new genres created.