By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Forums - Microsoft Discussion - Report: Kinect requires you dress appropriately!?

Lyrikalstylez on 15 July 2010

OP is A Troll Alright



Around the Network
A Bad Clown on 15 July 2010

My question is: Will the Kilt-Wearing Scots be affected?



19:44:34 Skeezer METAL GEAR ONLINE
19:44:36 Skeezer FAILURE
19:44:51 ABadClown You're right!
19:44:55 ABadClown Hur hur hur
19:45:01 Skeezer i meant
19:45:04 Skeezer YOU ARE A FAILKURE
19:45:08 Skeezer FAILURE*
Diablerie on 15 July 2010
kitler53 said:
JaggedSac said:

A person missing arms might not be able to use Kinect?  How is that a potential Kinect hiccup?  Can a person missing arms play with a controller?

fair enough.  missing leg?

I've met a guy that was missing his left arm.  He was able to play while moving the analog stick with his left foot while doing everything else with his right hand.  And he was much better than I thought he would be.



binary solo on 16 July 2010
A Bad Clown said:

My question is: Will the Kilt-Wearing Scots be affected?

BBC News Headline: Scottish Xbox Fans Riot Over Kilt Discrimination.

In other News: MC Hammer Quits from Dance Central Promotional Role.

IN Yet more news: Arabs across the world vow global attacks on Microsoft offices feeling slighted over non-recognition by Kinect.



“The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.” - Bertrand Russell

"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace."

Jimi Hendrix

 

Galaki on 16 July 2010

Hi Lisa,

You're invited to join my Kinect party this weekend.

Please, come wearing miniskirt. Cya.



Pre-order limited edition Blue Slime Condoms

Around the Network
Mistershine on 16 July 2010

^^Or hotpants.



AussieGecko on 16 July 2010

how the F%#& would a camera see legs, it is a running game it is meant to see movement, why is anybody surprised by this, people should not be wearing long things that cover legs doing a running game, same as wearing something to cover your arms doing a boxing game.... its kinda logical



 

Bet with Conegamer and Doobie_wop 

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=3879752

AussieGecko on 16 July 2010

and also didnt that icarly girl wear a long dress on jimmy fallon and did... kinectadventure i think it was, so yes you will be able to use kinect just logically.



 

Bet with Conegamer and Doobie_wop 

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=3879752

zarx on 16 July 2010
JaggedSac said:

A person missing arms might not be able to use Kinect?  How is that a potential Kinect hiccup?  Can a person missing arms play with a controller?


http://kotaku.com/5082293/handicapped-ps3-owner-builds-frankensteins-controller I think this will answer your question, and the the fact that Kinect is controller free is supposed to remove barriers to gaming not add more.



@TheVoxelman on twitter

Check out my hype threads: Cyberpunk, and The Witcher 3!

kitler53 on 16 July 2010
AussieGecko said:

and also didnt that icarly girl wear a long dress on jimmy fallon and did... kinectadventure i think it was, so yes you will be able to use kinect just logically.


just checked the video, it was a short skirt...a good 5 inches or so above the knee.  her character glitched a lot more than kudo's character which at the time i figured it was because her dress was so shiny but now that you mention it...

http://www.gadgetvenue.com/microsoft-kinect-jimmy-fallon-06224127/