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Rpruett on 02 November 2010
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tuscaniman said:
Rpruett said:

About what I have expected from the beginning.  A LOT of hot air and smoke and mirrors and issues with consistent, reliable performance.   Very Eye-Toy like one of the reviewers stated.  Some good games there that seemed like they would be more fun with a real controller.  Many interface problems, issues, etc.

We'll have to see if more reviews corroborate this one but thus far it looks like what it has seemed to be from the start to me. A bust.


There is nothing in this video that says anything about hot air or smoke and mirrors. They complained about interface issues, not that it doesn't work properly. And if you want to say this means it is a bust then move is as well, because both have shitty launch lineups.

They complained more than about interface issues.  They also complained about the games doing 'a little extra' than what you want.  You punch and your punch is recognized and so is something extra. They didn't say smoke and mirrors / hot air on this you're right but they essentially said that their performance was spotty and very Eye Toy like. 

They said some of the software even felt like good software (With a controller).  This video just furthered my view point that Kinect's function will really be limited to dance titles / exercise titles.  

The Move had a pretty horrible launch lineup sans Move Champions but in most cases reviewers couldn't stop raving about the precision, accuracy, and potential about the Move.   I don't see similar praises being thrown around with Kinect and at this early juncture that should scare you.