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Kantor on 20 January 2011
Xen said:
Kantor said:
Xen said:
Kantor said:

I'm not sure I really see how Virtua Tennis could work with Kinect. How would you move around the court?

As you really would... I hope.

I don't think the space in front of most people's TVs will be the size of half a tennis court.

In consideration of most people' living rooms, I mean :P

Just make it on a smaller scale.

Take one step and move three metres across the court? It could work.

But more likely (hopefully), this means they're finally releasing some sort of nunchuk for the thing. Look at all of the Kinect hacking videos. None of them can manage to use it properly without an analog stick.



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Mr Puggsly on 20 January 2011

Not a big surprise this won't be a PS3 exclusive anymore. The Kinect is too damn popular to ignore.



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oniyide on 20 January 2011

Should I support the Move or motion ??? decisions. ill go with whatever has the better reviews, graphics and trophies are not that important to me



jarrod on 21 January 2011

I wonder if AM3's doing all the version's inhouse or if Sumo Digital's handling the 360/Wii ports?



NotStan on 21 January 2011
Kantor said:
Xen said:
Kantor said:
Xen said:
Kantor said:

I'm not sure I really see how Virtua Tennis could work with Kinect. How would you move around the court?

As you really would... I hope.

I don't think the space in front of most people's TVs will be the size of half a tennis court.

In consideration of most people' living rooms, I mean :P

Just make it on a smaller scale.

Take one step and move three metres across the court? It could work.

But more likely (hopefully), this means they're finally releasing some sort of nunchuk for the thing. Look at all of the Kinect hacking videos. None of them can manage to use it properly without an analog stick.

They'll probably scale it down something like 3:05 3 metres ign is 0.5m irl or something like that. I can't imagine everyone has a living room the size o half a tennis court :p



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daroamer on 21 January 2011
Kantor said:
Xen said:
Kantor said:
Xen said:
Kantor said:

I'm not sure I really see how Virtua Tennis could work with Kinect. How would you move around the court?

As you really would... I hope.

I don't think the space in front of most people's TVs will be the size of half a tennis court.

In consideration of most people' living rooms, I mean :P

Just make it on a smaller scale.

Take one step and move three metres across the court? It could work.

But more likely (hopefully), this means they're finally releasing some sort of nunchuk for the thing. Look at all of the Kinect hacking videos. None of them can manage to use it properly without an analog stick.

FPS on Kinect. Controlled with just 1 hand.



Kantor on 21 January 2011
daroamer said:
Kantor said:
Xen said:
Kantor said:
Xen said:
Kantor said:

I'm not sure I really see how Virtua Tennis could work with Kinect. How would you move around the court?

As you really would... I hope.

I don't think the space in front of most people's TVs will be the size of half a tennis court.

In consideration of most people' living rooms, I mean :P

Just make it on a smaller scale.

Take one step and move three metres across the court? It could work.

But more likely (hopefully), this means they're finally releasing some sort of nunchuk for the thing. Look at all of the Kinect hacking videos. None of them can manage to use it properly without an analog stick.

FPS on Kinect. Controlled with just 1 hand.

How do you think he's moving?

He's quite clearly holding a nunchuk. It's not reading his thought patterns.



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AussieGecko on 21 January 2011
Kantor said:

How do you think he's moving?

He's quite clearly holding a nunchuk. It's not reading his thought patterns.


if there will be a controller down the road sure it MAY happen, but right now the advertising is you are the controller, not a nunchuk, games will be too dependent on it and be too lazy with movement.

I think what certain people have said and it will be a scaled down tennis court, sounds the most feasible



 

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Kantor on 21 January 2011
AussieGecko said:
Kantor said:

How do you think he's moving?

He's quite clearly holding a nunchuk. It's not reading his thought patterns.


if there will be a controller down the road sure it MAY happen, but right now the advertising is you are the controller, not a nunchuk, games will be too dependent on it and be too lazy with movement.

I think what certain people have said and it will be a scaled down tennis court, sounds the most feasible

That isn't feasible!

As a tennis player, I can tell you it would feel nothing like actual tennis if you were bounding five metres with every step.



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AussieGecko on 21 January 2011
Kantor said:

That isn't feasible!

As a tennis player, I can tell you it would feel nothing like actual tennis if you were bounding five metres with every step.


does waving a wand and the player automatically moving, or pressing buttons to do it? Not really. If you want to play tennis go outside, if you want a simulation on a home console you have to deal with whats practical.



 

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