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selnor on 14 April 2011
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ArnoldRimmer said:
selnor said:

It was so wierd seeing people queing up for the Kinect version to try out and noone but a little 3 year old kid messing around with the Wii.

Maybe that was simply because the Wii version was already released almost 6 months ago?

selnor said:

Nice to be able to sing without holding a Microphone to.

That somehow sounds like you believe for some reason the Kinect version doesn't need a microphone, probably because there's already one in the Kinect sensor. In which case you're completely wrong.

Anyway, it's a dancing game, so this game is obviously best on Kinect/360. What I don't quite like about the 360 version is the "augmented reality" picture of the gamer. It looks very low quality and there's some weird white shadow around the person. Personally, I would definitely prefer a Michael Jackson avatar and follow his moves, similar to Dance Central and the Wii version.

Actually, no. You have the option of using a microphone or using Kinect. Using Kinect is a feature because of the inbuilt microphone. Master mode has you dancing and singing at the same time. Impossible with a microphone in your hand. 

So in which case, I'm completely right!

And this game is a Ubisoft game. Your Shape fitness has this Avatar of you. It's freakishly real. Showing even your clothes and tatoos. Looks much better on your telly.