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Shadowblind on 06 June 2009
ironman said:

Well there we go, and it is still in development. What does that say? *Waits for the trolls to break down the door and say "they were paid to look like they were having fun on that glitchy eyetoy knockoff"

Oh and don't forget that it lags too! And that it can't tell different people, that multiplayer would be impossible, and that apparently, its not possible to work with controllers, and other issues that MS already commented on that people seem to have ignored. They were underhandly paid by Micro$oft to do this video.



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JaggedSac on 06 June 2009
Shadowblind said:
ironman said:

Well there we go, and it is still in development. What does that say? *Waits for the trolls to break down the door and say "they were paid to look like they were having fun on that glitchy eyetoy knockoff"

Oh and don't forget that it lags too! And that it can't tell different people, that multiplayer would be impossible, and that apparently, its not possible to work with controllers, and other issues that MS already commented on that people seem to have ignored. They were underhandly paid by Micro$oft to do this video.

LOL.  I know right.



Squilliam on 06 June 2009

You know this makes me realise something. Even if the Sony system is 2* better than Natal, they are still critically losing the PR battle before it even begins. Microsoft is cruising away with so much PR that even if the Sony solution is better it may still lose just on public opinion alone. This isn't something rushed, we aren't seeing Natal as a gaming interface for the future, its a PR solution for a future gaming interface. Microsoft learnt from Nintendo that winning in the court of public opinion is just as important as having the best interface.



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snyperdud on 06 June 2009

Those reminded me of Nintendo having Shaun White coming on stage and demonstrating his game last year.

Although, I couldn't remember what he was saying because he was laughing constantly and just having a blast.

Either these periphrials and camera's are just too fun or maybe there is a bit of money involved.



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Cobretti2 on 06 June 2009

Lets face it it is a rip off, but an improved one with great stuff, so who cares?


like mentioned in another post this requires a big room :(


I think it is a great idea but I can't see some of these crazy things being practical in a normal size home.

But I wouldn't know how big living rooms are in say US homes, so it may or may not work. But here something like the painting game, or talking to the kid thing sorta game would work well.


I just hope developers don't go crazy and start making EVERYTHING with this. Kind of like ALL DEVELOPERS THINK they MUST use the Wii Remote. The sooner they realise it won't work for everything the better.



 

 

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Mvp4eVa on 06 June 2009

That looks fun to have in a party..



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ironman on 06 June 2009
Squilliam said:
You know this makes me realise something. Even if the Sony system is 2* better than Natal, they are still critically losing the PR battle before it even begins. Microsoft is cruising away with so much PR that even if the Sony solution is better it may still lose just on public opinion alone. This isn't something rushed, we aren't seeing Natal as a gaming interface for the future, its a PR solution for a future gaming interface. Microsoft learnt from Nintendo that winning in the court of public opinion is just as important as having the best interface.

I concure!



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Passenger57 on 06 June 2009

That lks like major, major fun!




 

kopboi on 06 June 2009

was the driving game burnout ???



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daroamer on 06 June 2009

Looks like a lot of fun! Can't wait to see what games get developed for this. I really think this is going to be major step in the evolution of gaming.