I've been testing out the sword slashing Red Steel 2 on the Wii for the last couple of days. It is *way* better than the original for sure, but - and call me old-fashioned here - using the Wii for any serious length of gaming time is simply much easier with the classic pad compared to the wiimote - (Monster Hunter Tri is a perfect example). I have actually had arm ache playing Red Steel 2 which is probably not the immersive experience the developers had in mind. Or maybe it was? Either way I'm still to be convinced that motion play can work with the time and control demands of a "hardcore" title. Microsof's Project Natal may be different though, but rumours earlier this week suggested you may need a massive living space - do you have 4 metres (13 feet) of space in front of your TV? - to even use it. Understandably European and Japanese Xbox owners will have been concerned. So, Microsoft have <a href="http://kotaku.com/5500643/japan-relax...