Boneitis said:
rccsetzer said:
saicho said:
Boneitis said:
RageBot said:
Boneitis said:
RageBot said:
Boneitis said:
If its affordable, I don't see how it can fail. |
Because the fact that something is affordable doesn't mean the pepole are going to buy it.
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Well this isn't just random affordable device. It has quite a bit of hype and software support following it.
Therefore, I believe price plays a big roll in its success.
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Right now, it is just a device, we don't even know if it's going to be "affordable", we don't know if it's going to have games that the mass market will want.
Therefore it's a complete failure to try and analyze anything before we know something about the Natal and it's games.
One more thing to mention - Wii Sports/Fit/Whatever for the Natal won't sell, there's already a Wii.
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WiiSports is a free game. So if they include a clone with every Natal, people will buy it.
It will also be more enjoyable on the Natal because it will have actual motion tracking. And it won't require 4 controllers, just one Natal.
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This is the part I always have question about. So I could play a 4 player game (ex Tennis or Madden) with only one NATAL? How does it work?
OT - As many already pointed out, 56% attach rate is crazy. It would have been amazing if it can reach 40% attach rate. I don't think NATAL will outsell WM+ or Balance Board.
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Natal is for only one person, not? The rest will have to play with joysticks. Am i wrong ? Please show me a video demonstrating two or more persons playing.
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In that Natal video MS put out, they show a family playing a quiz game using their hands as the buzzer.
If it only supports one player at a time, that was incredibly misleading.
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again. I'm interested to see how it works in a 4 player sports game like Tennis or Madden. simply using it as a buzzer would be very different to use it to pass, run and receive.
