| oniyide said: @galaki so a MOTION game that doesnt do a good job of tracking is a ok despite the fact that it doesnt do a good job of tracking the MOTION??? Cool, I guess but Id much rather devote my time and money into a product that actually tried to get the motion part right. but to each his own |
I re-quote my reply so you can't miss it again.
| TomaTito said: So that's why more people have gone out and bought the sequel when they experienced the broken controls of the first game. These dancing game work (same control problems are brought up in reviews from similar games), you just have to take into account rhythm, timing and movements (also repetition helps); and some people just don't have that. For example, I saw the other day in gametrailers motion section review Beat Sketcher for the PS3 Move, and the reviewer didn't get the controls, but they where reasonable easy draw and click taking into account timing. Since she sucked at it, she couldn't recommend it, although I'm sure the game is a good value for 10 bucks! |
EDIT: And Galaki is somewhat right in what he is saying. He means that your sucking while dancing won't affect much your gameplay while playing with others; you might shout "Why isn't this working?" while doing an outrageous move and having a blast moving around your partner.
The problem comes from the player and not the tracking itself.
