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A1: I'd like to see a little more attention to story, mechanics and exploration, rather than the wow-factor and achievements. Something that truly binds you into playing a game.
A2: Keyboards could integrate an arcade-like analogic stick. That would allow for a more precise movement and slightly different mechanics. It wouldn't be needed in every game, but some genres would benefit from it, without sacrificing the versatily of having tons of buttons and the precision of the mouse free look.

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Q1: Focus on other aspects besides freaking graphics.

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1) Aside from graphics, I'd like a smoother transition between single player and multiplayer. I think SimCity had the right idea, but it was executed poorly for a lot of reasons. Easier real-time cooperation with friends, easier server/lobby/game setup, persistent environments, significant influence in story-driven games and so on.

2) The games I like are usually playable with keyboard and mouse (strategy and rpg), but I've heard a 360 pad is standard equipment for players. I don't think different performance between keyboard/mouse and other peripherals can be removed, since they are not entirely based on data quantity or analogic/digital input but also on shape, access to buttons, number of keys. A pad will always be better than any keyboard for a driving game. As of now there are (expensive) keyboards and mouse which fit different genres, so I can't imagine any breakthrough innovation any time soon.

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