selnor on 29 May 2010
| Baalzamon said: Well, I do agree that people are being premature in completely dissing it. I do have a lot of questions for it, however. Does it still have 100-200 ms lag? With multiplayer, is this lag even more? Also, people are claiming it is so accurate, but how accurate is it in a game that is fast paced? People aren't going to pay $149 for a thing that only works for fun kid's games. Back to the lag, since it has 100-200 ms lag, will there be a way on Xbox Live to choose to only play against competitors who are also using Natal? Without this, you will have some people with their normal 50-100+ ms lag, and then you will have the natal users with lag of 150-300+ ms, and possibly not realizing all of your movements when you are trying to do five different things at once as you can with controllers. Lots and lots of questions can be asked. That leads to my main question, will these all be answered at E3 this year? I honestly don't think they will. E3 will have a couple games that make it look amazingly better than it really is (whether it is really good or not). They won't pick out a game that will make it show the 100-200 ms lag. If it still has the $149 price tag, I think it will be very slow to take off as people won't know enough about it, and whether or not that it is worth that much money. Not to praise move or anything, but if that has a good showing, it will be a hit. They are going to show it not only on casual games, but on games like Socom 4. I have to say, i'm more excited about this E3 than any other in my life! |
