Microsoft passed on GDC when it came showing of Project Natal, but the Redmond company just sent invites to select members of the press inviting them to come to E3 where the tech will be on full display. The “world premiere” of Natal will go down on June 13th and be followed by a media briefing on the 14th. There’s still no word on the final name, a launch date or price, but E3 seems like a reasonable place to show off a product when it’s in its final stages of development, if not completely finished.
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