Nintendo already rejected camera motion-tech

While the talk of this year's E3 was the camera-based motion-sensing technology being developed by Sony and Microsoft, it has emerged that Nintendo, too, experimented in that area - but abandoned it in favour of continuing to work with accelerometers.

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