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binary solo on 19 August 2010
Mr Puggsly said:

This seems like a game that could play with a joystick. I mean does this seem any more deep or technical than Fight Night?

Your point with this statement? Very few motion control games can't be played with a joystick / game pad. In fact every motion control element in every game can be carried out on a joystick / gamepad. It's not the point of motion control to allow you to do things you can't using traditional controls. The point of motion control is greater immersion in the gameplay experience regardless of how simple or complex the actions.

 



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Mr Puggsly on 19 August 2010
binary solo said:
Mr Puggsly said:

This seems like a game that could play with a joystick. I mean does this seem any more deep or technical than Fight Night?

Your point with this statement? Very few motion control games can't be played with a joystick / game pad. In fact every motion control element in every game can be carried out on a joystick / gamepad. It's not the point of motion control to allow you to do things you can't using traditional controls. The point of motion control is greater immersion in the gameplay experience regardless of how simple or complex the actions.

 

My point? If you're gonna need $100 worth of Move controllers, I'd like to see a game that makes better use of motion technology.



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Mr Puggsly on 19 August 2010
Rpruett said:

I really don't believe we are at a point where Kinect can track a precision based boxing game without significant amount of lag.  Anything can happen.  Kinect has all the potential in the world but I believe in one thing.

If it looks like a fish, smells like a fish, tastes like a fish,  it's probably a fish.

 

Everything I have witnessed from Kinect (To this point) has been A LOT of mis-information/over-hype regarding Kinect from MS/Supporters.

Whether it is staged showings on stage at E3, or commercials that portray Kinect games in a different light than they will actually be able to perform,  making promises to the technology that any person with a fully functioning brain knows they won't be able to complete.  Can you play sitting?  It can't detect spin on a ball in bowling??  How many people can actually play at any one time?   Noticeable lag even contained within 'official' trailers?   Yeah that's cool it can move your dashboard but what game types even work with this product? 

A product releasing in less than 3 months should not be this big of a mystery grab bag.

 

Microsoft is either keeping everything awesome with this Kinect under-wraps or it is trying to pull one of the greatest heists in gaming peripheral history. 

 

I think Kinect will be a colossal failure.  And every day the system is further on display (Or not on display) it adds even more fuel to the fire of truth that I think more and more people are going to realize.  Kinect isn't going to be 1/2 of what most people hoped when they heard about it nor is it going to make good on what Microsoft has advertised it to be.

Haha, that's some wishful thinking. Alright, you can just wait for the release. I have a feeling you'll be very wrong but we'll have to wait.



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Icyedge on 19 August 2010
Mr Puggsly said:
binary solo said:
Mr Puggsly said:

This seems like a game that could play with a joystick. I mean does this seem any more deep or technical than Fight Night?

Your point with this statement? Very few motion control games can't be played with a joystick / game pad. In fact every motion control element in every game can be carried out on a joystick / gamepad. It's not the point of motion control to allow you to do things you can't using traditional controls. The point of motion control is greater immersion in the gameplay experience regardless of how simple or complex the actions.

 

My point? If you're gonna need $100 worth of Move controllers, I'd like to see a game that makes better use of motion technology.

Makes better use of motion technology is highly related to personal taste. Myself, from the trailer of The fight and Fighters Uncaged, I think the fight makes better use of motion technology. I take better of less over worst of more anytime, particularly when it comes to motion control.



TrevDaRev on 19 August 2010

Downloaded the trailer last night, really looking forward to this game. Can anyone tell me if this is a launch title?



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Mr Puggsly on 19 August 2010
Icyedge said:

Makes better use of motion technology is highly related to personal taste. Myself, from the trailer of The fight and Fighters Uncaged, I think the fight makes better use of motion technology. I take better of less over worst of more anytime, particularly when it comes to motion control.


I'm not crazy about Fighters Uncagged either, but I think its makes better use of Kinect's motion technology.

I mean you can dodge using your body (not hands) and you can attack using arms and legs (not just hands). But I'm not really looking to compare those games.



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Serious_frusting on 19 August 2010

Is it just more or is the lighting like that to cover up the shoddy graphics?



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zgamer5 on 19 August 2010

does the move controller have buttons on it?



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Icyedge on 19 August 2010
Mr Puggsly said:
Icyedge said:

Makes better use of motion technology is highly related to personal taste. Myself, from the trailer of The fight and Fighters Uncaged, I think the fight makes better use of motion technology. I take better of less over worst of more anytime, particularly when it comes to motion control.


I'm not crazy about Fighters Uncagged either, but I think its makes better use of Kinect's motion technology.

I mean you can using your body (not hands) and you can attack using arms and legs (not just hands). But I'm not really looking to compare those games.

I prefer something simplier that do replicate your exact movements. Thats what I meant by better of less over worst of more. If not ill stick with a controller.



A Bad Clown on 19 August 2010

Looks too much like this



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