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SvennoJ on 12 March 2011
AussieGecko said:
osamanobama said:

looks like ur right, its just a rumor, but it definitely seems logical to have move support since it has kinect support.

since move is extremely accurate, has buttons and a trigger, not to mention vibration feedback, it seem like it would be extremely easy to make it move compatible.

but it looks encredibly strange, and pointless. but to each his own


why would it seem logical? Apparently this is one of the games that were designed with Kinect in mind but also for controllers. I read it in an interview somewhere.

And dont bring buttons into this. This has nothing to do with the buttons vs no buttons war, dont bring that into it.

Pulsating the light on top of the move in different colors along with the action on screen could be interesting. So far from what I've read Kinect is used as a pointer here, controlled by your right arm, to sweep along the screen selecting things to shoot, and throwing both your arms up to release a bomb. Seems extremely straightforward to port to move. Just use a button for the bomb or use 2 move controllers for double the light show.



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kitler53 on 12 March 2011
Beuli2 said:

Yet 4 minutes were not enough to figure out what the hell this game is about.


this is basically a sequel to Rez from the dreamcast and if that isn't explanation enough just think of it as a rail shooter.



osamanobama on 12 March 2011
AussieGecko said:
osamanobama said:

looks like ur right, its just a rumor, but it definitely seems logical to have move support since it has kinect support.

since move is extremely accurate, has buttons and a trigger, not to mention vibration feedback, it seem like it would be extremely easy to make it move compatible.

but it looks encredibly strange, and pointless. but to each his own


why would it seem logical? Apparently this is one of the games that were designed with Kinect in mind but also for controllers. I read it in an interview somewhere.

And dont bring buttons into this. This has nothing to do with the buttons vs no buttons war, dont bring that into it.

whos making this a war?