The CuMS Kinect: Star Wars from Terminal Reality is most pleasant on the eye in that it authentically recreates the Star Wars experience whilst giving a hands free experience which is almost visceral enough to taste, leaving no doubt that this is a game which truly makes you truly Kinect to the experience, especially with a partner.

This CuMS from Terminal Reality is such a tasteful recreation of the Star Wars experience any user will wish they could swallow it whole. Unfortunately most people don't have enough stamina to play CuMS especially in this fashion like they would with regular controller based games as most people simply do not have the endurance or stamina to last the distance in one session. Thankfully Terminal Reality anticipated this problem by giving ample opportunities to rest and recooperate between each of the hard sections.

I don't hate FPS, I hate productions that despite costs skyrocketing offer less and less to the player, with SP campaigns that get shorter and shorter, dedicated servers removed, contents removed and then sold separately as DLC or expansions. The time will eventually be mature again for leaner and nimbler outsider SW houses, able to not be forced to milk their series yearly, to offer again full-fledged games with better longevity and high replay value and blow away the most bloated in costs and marketing and emptied in actual content productions. And this applies to every genre, not only to FPS.

Popularity is a good reason and correct, but I will try and dig a little bit deeper.

A lot of players, including myself, are turned off by FPS games because of the accepted and expected behavior of the various FPS communities. These communities are full of every age range from 55 on down to 5 looking to one-up everyone else and let you know about it when they do. As a consequence of this hyper competitiveness, common human decency of treating people the way you would like to be treated is tossed out at the door.

Camping, griefing, killing at resurrection, and on are common if not expected in FPS play. Doing this raises your score or kill/death ratio nowadays. Players are rewarded for playing in a manner that is anti-competitive.

This is why I do not play FPS games in a multi-player manner for any long period of time. The constant struggle of who has the biggest e-penis gets tired real quick and takes me back to the horrid days of junior high school where everyone had low self esteem and the only way to boost your low self esteem was to pick on and bully other students.

Not my cup of tea. MMORPGS like the World of Warcraft where PvP is a part of the game instead of being the main multi-player draw is more my style.

Fixed. 

Thank you :).

Well at least it wasn't the blue shell.  I had to buy a whole new car cause it was blown up :(.

Anyone ever play the game Tribes?  That game was far ahead of its time.  One can say that game added a shitload to gameplay experience for FPS.  First multiplayer FPS to add vehicles (to my knowledge), had a jetpack for everyone (borrowed from Duke Nukem but was a basic item for everyone, added ariel combat like crazy to mix).  To my recollection it was the first FPS to have massive MP games (15 - 30 people per match or somewhere around there).  I was rocking my ISDN when almost everyone else had dial up; I was king of FPS MP due to reduced lag and superior playing skills.

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Ah shit imagein that stuff happening... THe world wouldn't exist at all.