Reasonable said:
Which if you don't own 360 you won't have, correct? Read my post again, it's perfectly clear. I was talking about the possible reaction of NON-console owners who might be worried (I don't think they would myself) about buying 360/Kinect bundle if there were concerns around this. I therefore was thrown by comments specific to existing owners. Any issue here would clearly be with market perception for all the new people MS want to draw in with Kinect, not someone who's been hooked up for 3 years to Live. |
No, not really. We're in a thread about Kinect. The natural thing to assume would be that he was speaking of headsets and cameras already belonging to an Xbox owner. Alternatively, if you are to assume that we're speaking exclusively about people who do not own a gaming console with camera capabilities, then it would not be unreasonable to assume those consumers may already have a webcam of some sort, or a laptop with one built in. Anything from a webcam to a microphone could "listen in" on someone, connected to a computer or otherwise.
If you are speaking of people who don't own an Eyetoy, Kinect, Vision cam, blue-tooth headset(i.e. PSN) WiiSpeak, webcam, or other way of displaying images via digital or audio input, then yes they could choose to be paranoid. They also may want to begin thinking of buying a laptop, or at the very least, a microphone.
GOTY Contestants this year: Dead Space 2, Dark Souls, Tales of Graces f. Everything else can suck it.