mchaza said:
Nothing an head set cant do is all i am going to say there for mass effect 3. Anyways Kinect isn't an kids only toy, i dont reguard middle age mothers as kids. But i have pointed out many times, until 3D movement can use kinect (with no controller) its been an failure on the core gamer front and devs shouldn't bother. I also dont see using an controller then getting up or throwing an arm in the air going to create immersion if they do add an controller to the mix. |
The point of Kinect is to make the technology invisible, and making people wear headsets makes it much less accessible. In the case of ME3, yes, a headset could have done the same, but why not have a device that can do more?
And we have 3D movement without a controller, you could see it in Ghost Recon. I don't know if it's a good implementation, but it's there. Star Wars Kinect allows you to move around as well without a controller (you can change directions and move forward in this direction).







