Portable CD and DVD players, as well as PSP seem to be capable of that just fine.TheOddOne said:My advice: never move a electronics device that has a disk drive while its spinning.
LiquidMetal14 said:lmfao
"STAY ERECT, STAY KINECT", PUT THAT ON THE BOX :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
OMG :lol :lol :lol :lol
TheOddOne said:Am I the only one reading 'right now'?
Are you kidding me? Who the hell does that? You deserve to have the disk destroyed if you tilt a system with a moving disk in it.Vizion28 said:More bad news for Microsoft (if true).
There is a video showing that the 360 Slim scratches discs if tilted while playing. I don't know if this is true or not. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone can shed some light on it.
Hopefully it isn't the final model.
Video found here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qblBGTtMMhY
Killdozer said:Based on what I've seen...
It only works standing up.
Nothing between you and the camera (like a coffee table).
Must be in a well lit room
The last two are speculation but we'll see how they pan out.
Ubisoft game showed the outline of your jacked, so I guess an erect penis would be displayed too.Medalion said:Stay Erect, where your PENIS is the wand ... none of this Wii remote bullshit
LiquidMetal14 said:lmfao
"STAY ERECT, STAY KINECT", PUT THAT ON THE BOX :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
OMG :lol :lol :lol :lol
EuropeOG said:Ubisoft game showed the outline of your jacked, so I guess an erect penis would be displayed too.
W.T.FKilldozer said:Based on what I've seen...
It only works standing up.
Nothing between you and the camera (like a coffee table).
Must be in a well lit room
The last two are speculation but we'll see how they pan out.
TTP said:Doesn't the Yoga thing require to sit down during some exercises? How does that work? I don't recall.
goldenpp72 said:Clearly yoga is only a standing exercise. Duh.
The complain from IGN (and the thread) is people not being able to use it while sitting down in a couch, or a chair..Taker666 said:The Konami conference demoed Dance Masters for Kinect on stage...
...and they were kneeling down in part of that. Unless that was faked as well?
Lord Error said:Portable CD and DVD players, as well as PSP seem to be capable of that just fine.
It actually looked good for exercise. Other things on the other hand... not so much.Spirit of Jazz said:MS should have swallowed their pride and canned this when their realised the limitations in the tech and the lack of application it can have to actually games.
Massa said:The Forza demo was most likely staged.
Four_Chamber said:The smallest bit of anti-Microsoft news really gets everybody hyped up around here. It's like some people actually want this to fail which astounds me
Don't change GAF, don't change. The use of hyperbole in this thread is really classic :lol
I don't understand why this is an acceptable consequence for moving the system while it is running. I can move my personal CD player and my portable DVD player without ill effects. Why are the consoles so fragile? Instead of placing a sticker on the front, Microsoft--and other console manufacturers--could fix the problem pretty easily.flyinpiranha said:What console doesn't scratch disks if you decide to move the thing around while playing?
Medalion said:GET OFF YOUR LAZY ASSES YOU FAT SLOVELY NERDZ
I was half tempted just so I could ditch having a remote for watching Netflix and Zune videos. I've always wanted my own personal Minority Report interface for stuff.soldat7 said:It's pretty hilarious reading all the "OMG MS is teh suck!" when none of you were going to buy it prior to this 'rumor' anyways.
Lord Error said:Portable CD and DVD players, as well as PSP seem to be capable of that just fine.
The problem with X360 might be that the disc is spinning so fast.
MedHead said:I don't understand why this is an acceptable consequence for moving the system while it is running. I can move my personal CD player and my portable DVD player without ill effects. Why are the consoles so fragile? Instead of placing a sticker on the front, Microsoft--and other console manufacturers--could fix the problem pretty easily.
coffee table thing makes sense.Killdozer said:Based on what I've seen...
It only works standing up.
Nothing between you and the camera (like a coffee table).
Must be in a well lit room
The last two are speculation but we'll see how they pan out.
Vestal said:Hmm.. This shouldn't be a hard problem to address. MS could just do a prescan of the play area to determine the immovable objects before hand thus being able to distinguish furniture from people.
soldat7 said:It's pretty hilarious reading all the "OMG MS is teh suck!" when none of you were going to buy it prior to this 'rumor' anyways.
flyinpiranha said::lol Are you just fishing for shit? What console doesn't scratch disks if you decide to move the thing around while playing?
Wu-Gambino said:Don't laugh, this is great
Once it flops they'll go back to making games
Spirit of Jazz said:MS should have swallowed their pride and canned this when their realised the limitations in the tech and the lack of application it can have to actually games.
...What if they want to watch a movie?OrangeGrayBlue said:Having to stand is a blessing in disguise if you ask me... wasn't the Wii mocked back in '06 once people found out that you didn't have to swing your arms like an actual tennis player? If I recall, there was some slight disappointment when people realized you could just sit on the couch and flick your wrist. As far as I'm concerned, being forced to stand is great for a product thats name is derived from the word "kinetic". When people realized you could just flick your wrist on the Wii, I remember many people remarking how you had to "force yourself" to have fun. If Kinect forces the player to stand and really engage themselves in the motions then the product is better for it, if you ask me.
Of course, that doesn't help the abysmal line-up of Kinect games at all.