Selnor. Your Gamertag in your sig recently updated... There is no Star Wars Kinect there, at all. A few days ago, there was no Mass Effect 3. Only recently has it updated to show ME3.

Have you played Star Wars Kinect?

I'm re-reading your quotes and yes that's what you're implying.

Buddies  are not who I was talking about, I was talking about families and people that don't play games prior to motion gaming.

Kinect limiting itself is you opinion thanks.

HR controls could easily be ported to motion gaming... it's not like it plays like COD and where did I said ME with just motion controls...

Funny thread, families played video games together long before Kinect Favorites in our family were Lemmings, Worms, various fighting games, burnout, and more recently lbp and various wii titles.

As for Kinect the only thing I'm interested in is Double Fine's happy action theatre, but my oldest (2.5) is still a bit young to grasp motion gaming. He's all over the wii controller and move controller. Not so much to play games, just to play with the buttons and pretend it's a weed whacker, a sword, a microphone, a flashlight, a hammer. Who ever came up with the idea to put a soft ball on the top of the move controller deserves a medal, genius.

The eye toy alone doesn't do anything for his imagination, at most he'll spend 5 minutes with a game because he can see himself on the screen. The eye pet demo was interesting for as long as the demo lasted. He does ask to play wii sports resort flying because things happen when you press the buttons. It's just more natural to hold things in your hands and have tactile feedback instead of pretending to be the sorcerer's apprentice. Nintendo understands this with all the plastic crap they brought out for the wii.

Camera controlled gaming certainly works for dancing but for most other things having some tactile feedback is always better. Sony had to give in in the end too and put rumble back in the controller, any feedback is better then none.

What Kinect does do is open up gaming to germaphobes :)

Well yeah, obviously a 4 year old is going to prefer flailing her arms around and playing games like Sesame Street and Kinectamals as opposed to holding a controller and attempting to play more intricate games like Mario, DKC, Smash Bros, and Zelda..

This is hilarious. I have 4 family members on my 360.
Oh how internet sad people think they know you. Rofl.

yeah, maybe it was harsh, but it was him who said earlier how much fun motion gaming is with his mates and beer. 

No one is arguing the size of your family or the usage your 360 gets in your home, the point was that the breadth of Kinect releases is... narrow. Very narrow. And when they do try to reach out and do more serious things, it ends up poorly. This is precisely what some of us were saying all along.

4-year olds and your family aside; Kinect is not a great product for the average gamer or 360 owner and that's the whole point here. You can disagree if you want but I think you'll be in the extreme minority in doing so.

PS: Call me/us "sad people" all you'd like. Doesn't that imply that you're judging us? You don't us know any more than we know you. Shooting down your own argument with the same argument, I don't even know the word for such a fantastic accomplishment.

I loled at this

I think you missed the point.

I was lauging at the poster concerned why Star Wars was not on my profile.

I pointed out that was probably due to me playing with my daughters as she plays it non stop.

Gamertags dont mean that much to me apart from the social aspect.