Motion controls are all the rage these days. Nintendo made the concept a hit and it wasn"t long before Sony and Microsoft realized the new markets opened by the likes of Wii Sports were too big to ignore. Enter Project Natal, Microsoft"s solution to giving people a way to play games without a traditional controller. In fact, there"s no controller at all in Natal. It"s just a camera that tracks your movements and then translates them on screen. The new piece of technology was unveiled at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in June, but it wasn"t until the Tokyo Game Show that Erik got to try it out in person.