Rumours printed in the Wall Street Journal suggest that Microsoft may well be about to enter the world of motion-sensing gaming through a brand new camera peripheral.

According to the report, the new device will allow players to use their hands, heads and legs to control movement with a game, with the 3D technology integrated into it providing a more accurate means of control than that seen on Sony's EyeToy or Microsoft's existing Xbox Live Vision Camera device.

With MS recently acquiring 3DV system, a company who have produced and patented 3D cameras amongst their work, and leaked images of a sensor-bar style device, it may only be a matter of time before this new peripheral is introduced to the public, with E3 being tipped as the time that this may happen. Let's just hope there will be more actual games for it than there has been for the Vision Camera over the past couple of years.