the negativity towards Kinect is nothing more than paranoid, idiot logic.

[Puppyroach]

SvennoJ said:

Puppyroach said:

SvennoJ said:
A lot of people, including me, are simply not interested in talking to their consoles, and are perfectly fine with using a controller and/or keyboard. On the games side it's also been a case of over promising and under delivering, there isn't even a launch game that uses the bundled Kinect 2.
At $100 more for a less capable games machine, for which Kinect is held responsible, I can understand the negativity.

Isn´t Crimson Dragon a controller-or-kinect controlled game? I was looking forward to controlling my dragon with Kinect :).

Originally designed as a Kinect game, Crimson Dragon is now a controller-based game with a few Kinect supplements. You can use voice commands for things like navigating its menus (a much quicker alternative to the comparatively laggy controller navigation) and controlling your Wingman. I found the latter to be a bit impractical, as "advance forward" is kind of a mouthful when you're focusing on an intense fight. In terms of movement controls, you can lean to the left or right to make your dragon perform a barrel roll, but why bother when the controller offers a 100-percent accuracy rate?

http://www.gamesradar.com/crimson-dragon-review/

Well, that sucks. I loved the controls of Child of Eden, and these games, in my opinion, are far superior with Kinect than any other control method. Oh, maybe I should play som Child of Eden right now :)...