Neuromancer said:He says it's going to be awesome and "not what you're expecting," if I heard right.
Wonder what he means by that...
Gears Kart Racing?
Neuromancer said:He says it's going to be awesome and "not what you're expecting," if I heard right.
Wonder what he means by that...
Neuromancer said:He says it's going to be awesome and "not what you're expecting," if I heard right.
Wonder what he means by that...
Damn, that sounds relatively plausible.Karram said:It's a Kinect/controller hybrid Gears game. It will come out before Gears 3 and new copies of it will come with a Gears 3 beta code.
That sounds very likely.Karram said:It's a Kinect/controller hybrid Gears game. It will come out before Gears 3 and new copies of it will come with a Gears 3 beta code.
Where are you getting a new controller from?FoneBone said:Announcing a Kinect controller so soon after launch seems like a very questionable idea. I believe it's inevitable, but making the announcement while they're still running "you are the controller" ads?
Karram said:It's a Kinect/controller hybrid Gears game. It will come out before Gears 3 and new copies of it will come with a Gears 3 beta code.
Common sense. Two-handed controllers and motion controls do not mix.AwesomeSyrup said:Where are you getting a new controller from?
Awesome, now all we need is someone from Rare to get the ball rolling on their end after all Microsoft is supposed to announce 'titles' not just Gears Kinect.wwm0nkey said:
[Nintex] said:Awesome, now all we need is someone from Rare to get the ball rolling on their end after all Microsoft is supposed to announce 'titles' not just Gears Kinect.
FoneBone said:Common sense. Two-handed controllers and motion controls do not mix.
Well Gears 3 delay makes total sense if they want to make the Gears Kinect game sell better by adding with it the beta key. Also keep in mind there are two teams in Epic the UT team and the Gears team so the UT teamVinterbird said:Wouldn't make sense, since Gears 3 was originally April 11, which would make 3 and Kinect-Gears launch in almost the same timeframe, and development on both projects must have been structured so the Gears 3 team would move onto Kinect-Gears after the game was done in March 2011, which would make it hard to suddenly which resource focus all of the sudden.
(unless of course that is why MS decided to move Gears 3 to Fall)
Hand gestures, even "from time to time" vastly limit one's ability to use the controller... as for headtracking, how viable is that? (I've seen the hack demos, and they seem to have the user's head very close to the Kinect sensor. Somebody correct me if I'm off base there.)Vinterbird said:Because headtracking, voice control and hand gestrues from time to time would not be fucking awesome...
That announcement would be overkill then. "Hey, we promised new unexpected gameplay, but all you get is a beta when you buy a game not done by us!"Grecco said:Still think its a Gears3 beta announcement with purchase of bulletstorm. New entire games coming out before G3 makes no sense at all.
Grecco said:Still think its a Gears3 beta announcement with purchase of bulletstorm.
He will go crazy when he reads your post.I <3 Memes said:Damn Cliffy is starting to look old.
FoneBone said:Hand gestures, even "from time to time" vastly limit one's ability to use the controller... as for headtracking, how viable is that? (I've seen the hack demos, and they seem to have the user's head very close to the Kinect sensor. Somebody correct me if I'm off base there.)
Galvanise_ said:Okay, lets brainstorm.
Lets start with Kinect-only. What genres or gameplay mechanics could a Kinect only Gears of War game make use of?
Hybrid. How would you want Kinect tacked on to your Gears of War? Voice? Hand gestures. . ?
macfoshizzle said:hope they unveil respawns first game will be
What announcement?FoneBone said:Announcing a Kinect controller so soon after launch seems like a very questionable idea. I believe it's inevitable, but making the announcement while they're still running "you are the controller" ads?
If they announce that at the vga's, I won't be able to be surprised. I'll be too busy engaging in a threesome with the Olsen twins, in a frozen over hell.macfoshizzle said:hope they unveil respawns first game will be
fernoca said:What announcement?
The "hybrid controller/games "are games that use the regular controller along with Kinect, and those were said to be "in the works" around the same time that system was released in the US. There's no announcement of a separate controller at the moment. And those hybrid games are more common sense than anything else.
Plus there are games (like Harry Potter) that are regular games with added Kinect support; so is not like they've been trying to separate "you're the controller" with "you hold a controller" kind of games. And even if they tried to, is jus to PR talk, same PR they can twist as they see fit whenever they want.
True, it's not like it's some secret -- but they haven't made the promise of those games a part of Kinect's marketing at all. Meanwhile, I reiterate that it is common sense that those games, when they do arrive, will need a separate controller.fernoca said:What announcement?
The "hybrid controller/games "are games that use the regular controller along with Kinect, and those were said to be "in the works" around the same time that system was released in the US. There's no announcement of a separate controller at the moment. And those hybrid games are more common sense than anything else.
I must have missed the combination of controller and Kinect gameplay in those games. Could you point me towards them? (Answer to the second part of your sentence: yes, it is exactly like that.)Plus there are games (like Harry Potter) that are regular games with added Kinect support; so is not like they've been trying to separate "you're the controller" with "you hold a controller" kind of games.
FoneBone said:True, it's not like it's some secret -- but they haven't made the promise of those games a part of Kinect's marketing at all. Meanwhile, I reiterate that it is common sense that those games, when they do arrive, will need a separate controller.
I must have missed the combination of controller and Kinect gameplay in those games. Could you point me towards them? (Answer to the second part of your sentence: yes, it is exactly like that.)
You need a sarcasm detector.Vinterbird said:HP7 doesn't combine the two, it has a separate Kinect only mini-game.
That's a much dumber idea than introducing a "new plastic thingy," and I stand by that assertion.And what do you mean with separate controller? Hybrid games will be Kinect + 360 controller, not a new plastic thingy.
FoneBone said:You need a sarcasm detector.
That's a much dumber idea than introducing a "new plastic thingy," and I stand by that assertion.
That's what I was thinking too, Gears of War Shadow Complex style or Gears of War Kinect.Adam J. said:I bet it's a Contra-esque XBLA Gears title. Buying the game gives you access to exclusive Gears 3 weapons, etc...etc...
Adam J. said:I bet it's a Contra-esque XBLA Gears title. Buying the game gives you access to exclusive Gears 3 weapons, etc...etc...
If they don't announce one within a year I will* eat my shoe live on webcamVinterbird said:There's no way MS will launch a new input device with Kinect and the 360 controller out there.
FoneBone said:Hand gestures, even "from time to time" vastly limit one's ability to use the controller... as for headtracking, how viable is that? (I've seen the hack demos, and they seem to have the user's head very close to the Kinect sensor. Somebody correct me if I'm off base there.)
Blakero said:Let's think about this. Gears is largely based on popping in and out of cover. An on-rails Gears game where you duck to go in and out of cover, use motions to shoot, throw grenades, and chainsaw people seems very plausible.
In all honesty, I wouldn't mind a nunchuk device to be released with a trigger and an analog stick, so that we can take advantage of comfortable free full body movement with basic button input/an easy way for 3D navigation. Without any accelerometers etc inside it'd be really cheap too, they could probably get away with packing it in for free. Scene It came with 4 basic single-hand controllers at no extra cost.Vinterbird said:As said. Gestures, headtracking and voice commands would work fine with the typical 360 controller, and wouldn't require a new plastic input device. There's no way MS will launch a new input device with Kinect and the 360 controller out there.
Blakero said:Let's think about this. Gears is largely based on popping in and out of cover. An on-rails Gears game where you duck to go in and out of cover, use motions to shoot, throw grenades, and chainsaw people seems very plausible.
InaudibleWhispa said:In all honesty, I wouldn't mind a nunchuk device to be released with a trigger and an analog stick, so that we can take advantage of comfortable free full body movement with basic button input/an easy way for 3D navigation. Without any accelerometers etc inside it'd be really cheap too, they could probably get away with packing it in for free. Scene It came with 4 basic single-hand controllers at no extra cost.
Galvanise_ said:Microsoft really need to get away from the 'on-rails' games. If you told people about a controller free Star Wars game, they'd be all for it. Tell them its on rails. . .and people start to peel away.
A substantial proportion of the core gamers who are Kinect skeptics dislike the amount of on-rails games. They'll need to get games off of the rails for Kinect adoption among 'core' gamers.