theultimo said::lol I remember that.
I don't think madden ever turned out to look that good.
Haven't been into madden since the SNES days, but god damn I wanted that when I saw it.
theultimo said::lol I remember that.
I don't think madden ever turned out to look that good.
I think the controller would get in the way too much for that to work right; inventory management through motions could be nice, but prior to Dragon Quest IX I don't think I've seen it used well in any DS game. For voice recognition you could just use the headset, no?C4Lukins said:I meant that completely in the context of using a 360 controller with Kinect at the same time. So in Mass Effect for example, instead of the dialog wheel or navigating the inventory system you would do those things verbally or through hand motions. For a game like Heavy Rain instead of all of these convoluted quick time events you would physically do the actions instead of holding x, then o, then revolving the analog stick.... Those sort of experiences, not playing Halo while pointing your finger at the screen and shooting.
Add "dishonest marketing" under both products then.The Faceless Master said:mattress not included, only metal frame. plus, i doubt that can support 4 people, one of the customer reviews complains about the middle sagging.
goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
*raises hand*goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
i think you're missing that many of us are saying the casual gamer expects to be able to play some 4 player games, as evident with some of the top selling Wii games.qirex99 said:I'm certainly no kinect fanboy here, but I really couldnt help but crack up over all the neg emo in this thread.
You guys have proven exactly why Kinect will blow up so awesome (beyond the really well marketed name). As many of you have identified, we (guys who spend more time on sales-age than actually playing "fun" games) simply arent the target - so the fact that we think it sux is proof that they ARE on to something - We dont get "it" - cuz we are the past. MS saw what Nintendo did with expanding the market and are positioning themselves as the next step for that market - as well as expanding to a larger market of people who need NO controller - not just a waggle.
MS has tons of money and research talent. They also happen to be a software company that has based so much on the power of updates.
So much so - that they have managed to introduce the "update" whether it is software or hardware into a previously update-free console market.
Kinect is just the beginning. In the same way the 360 launched and then was improved on, kinect will launch - and be improved on.
We all know that MS's REAL motive here is to get there OS into all the homes and penetrate the market in the same way they have in the office environment.
Many of us realize that our present pointing device - and OS as we know them on PCs (the mouse) is rapidly approaching the end of its life.
Does it not make one iota of sense to some of you - that this whole kinect/natal thing is BIGGER than your dudebro 2.0? That perhaps its the next paradigm shift that will define how we interact with PCs/media devices/players?
Also we know that they have a grandly orchestrated plan and roll-out, we can conjecture all day and the truth will not be known until its known.
So, yes, kinect may have a bunch of problems right now (doesnt work with black people etc), but you can be guaranteed that MS will update the HW and SW until it matches their vision.
Oh - and really what game would you need top really track 4 entire bodies in your HUGE den with your HUGE TVS??
Other than having enough room for 4 people to play at the same time, one of the biggest problems in Wii 4-player games is having enough controllers. Since Kinect does away with that, throwing away that advantage can't be good.goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
4 Player NSMB Wii and SSBB are excellent 4 player, you've never tried that any before? You are missing out!goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
does watching 4 other people play count?goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
The Faceless Master said:mattress not included, only metal frame. plus, i doubt that can support 4 people, one of the customer reviews complains about the middle sagging.
goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
buy teh haloz said:Didn't we have this conversation a few pages back?
JWong said:Two PSEye and a Wii sensor bar duct taped together.
if Craigslist counts, then you might as well say a sofa is free if you get one from a curb alert.IrishNinja said:there's always craigslist.
CozMick said:Why are some people still thinking that this will fail?
It will still be within the law to advertise 4 people playing it.
It will still be within the law to advertise people sitting down waving there arms around while "watching" someone actually playing that is standing up.
Deception is the name of the game here, Microsoft have proved that so far, nothing is stopping them from going commercial with this shit.
Showing just one of those videos would fool my entire family into thinking its the "next-gen" of gaming.
It will sell by the bucket load.
With a giant blackspot if you happen to sit down, and only able to see enough bulbs for 2 people at a time..Alx said:Hm no, a better analogy would be "One PSEye and 307200 Move bulbs, with the bulbs taped all over the living room and the player's body".
wouldn't it be 96 move bulbs, since it's 48 points of articulation per person and two people max?Alx said:Hm no, a better analogy would be "One PSEye and 307200 Move bulbs, with the bulbs taped all over the living room and the player's body".
ITA84 said:I think the controller would get in the way too much for that to work right; inventory management through motions could be nice, but prior to Dragon Quest IX I don't think I've seen it used well in any DS game. For voice recognition you could just use the headset, no?
Anyway, they still have to fix the play-while-sitting issue for all this to work. I've played on the Wii now and then, but I've yet to buy one because in terms of game interface enhancements and innovation it's still behind the DS for me. At the moment Kinect is a very distant 3rd for me (Move as well).
TruePrime said:As I said earlier, just because they can do it doesn't mean we shouldn't call them on it.
Seriously how is it we get all righeous about bullshots and shit yet when we see stuff like this people are all act like it's okay they are duping people out of their money.
Even better.The Faceless Master said:if Craigslist counts, then you might as well say a sofa is free if you get one from a curb alert.
All the time. An I did play Bomberman Wii with 8 people. That was nice!goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
yeah, but there might be some Kinect curb alerts if it's as bad as some people think it will be...Ignis Fatuus said:Even better.
I'm too lazy to do an update though.
markot said:With a giant blackspot if you happen to sit down, and only able to see enough bulbs for 2 people at a time..
The Faceless Master said:wouldn't it be 96 move bulbs, since it's 48 points of articulation per person and two people max?
:Motorbass said:All the time. An I did play Bomberman Wii with 8 people. That was nice!
you could say the same thing about the PSEye, it has a 640x480 camera too...Alx said:No and no. Whatever happens, the camera returns the position of the 307200 bulbs... the tricky part is to analyze all this information and translate it to player position (ie, 48 points per player). That's where the current software struggles, either because it's not reliable enough (sitting people) or too expensive (more than 2 people).
CozMick said:Why are some people still thinking that this will fail?
It will still be within the law to advertise 4 people playing it.
It will still be within the law to advertise people sitting down waving there arms around while "watching" someone actually playing that is standing up.
Deception is the name of the game here, Microsoft have proved that so far, nothing is stopping them from going commercial with this shit.
Showing just one of those videos would fool my entire family into thinking its the "next-gen" of gaming.
It will sell by the bucket load.
theultimo said:4 Player NSMB Wii and SSBB are excellent 4 player, you've never tried that any before? You are missing out!
theultimo said:It stil isn't coming out for a while, plenty of time to make adjustments in software. Hardware is another story. The hardware seems sound, however, the cost-cutting may come back to haunt MS is they want anything more then 2 players with enough processor time left over for actual gameplay and graphics. There is a reason why the original design had a secondary chip inside.
Wii tennis? Mario Kart wii? (Minus the standing, most people seem to prefer(casuals!!!!!!!!!!) the steering wheel)Mr. Miyato said:NSMB Wii and SSBB you would be able to play on a 360 though using the regular controller.
What games are there for Wii (and Move) that has 4 people standing up flailing their arms at the same time?
The Faceless Master said:you could say the same thing about the PSEye, it has a 640x480 camera too...
Mr. Miyato said:NSMB Wii and SSBB you would be able to play on a 360 though using the regular controller.
What games are there for Wii (and Move) that has 4 people standing up flailing their arms at the same time?
ITA84 said:Regarding price, I think the 150$ is overestimating it, going by hardware components at least: one 640x480x30FPS RGB camera (basically the same as PSEye), one 640x480x30FPS IR camera (presumably worse than the one in the Wiimote, which is 1024x1024x???FPS), and one mic (like WiiSpeak). The image recognition and tracking software that comes with it however is not without value, I bet we can't just ignore it for the final price.
Microsoft's past tactics teach us that they don't mind pushing underpriced hardware if it means gaining marketshare. While they seem to like selling overpriced accessories, that should not be the case with Kinect, seeing as it should help them sell games and software, so I think they'll go for a price under 100$ in the end (if they don't, they're probably screwed).
Hell, my Wii spends 11 months of the year unhooked in the closet, and even I have, numerous times.goomba said:How many people here have played Wii with four people in the same room?
markot said:Wii tennis? Mario Kart wii? (Minus the standing, most people seem to prefer(casuals!!!!!!!!!!) the steering wheel)
The Faceless Master said:i think you're missing that many of us are saying the casual gamer expects to be able to play some 4 player games, as evident with some of the top selling Wii games.
the tricky part is trickier. oh well...Alx said:Yes but it doesn't have depth measurement on each pixel.
Estimating body motion on a flat image only is much, much harder than with a depth map (+ flat image).
spats said:None of this crap will reach the mainstream press and Microsoft will continue pumping hundreds of millions into marketing and this thing will be smashing success. To your average consumer this thing must be fucking magical.
Not really, 2 of them were on a couch/chair so they automatically didn't play according to Kintect logic :lolNight_Trekker said:So that video of the family of four having fun was a lie?