[citation][nom]NuclearShadow[/nom]This is looking really bad for Microsoft. The fact that its very near time to go retail and not one real game has been displayed. Everything I've seen so far seems more like a tech demo. If it doesn't launch with at least one major title that attracts us gamers then sales will suffer greatly and that will most certainly put off developers and publishers from ever releasing anything for it.This feels like history repeating itself when Sega released the 32X for the Genesis it was simply too late in the consoles lifespan and didn't release with or really get any good titles.This is a huge risk by Microsoft but I suppose if it does fail they could have it as a native feature in their next console and it may take off then.[/citation]
I'll agree to a point but you should take the wii's runaway success into account. While a more serious gamer isn't interested until "call of duty kinect edition" is released, the people who bought an xbox to play casually with their families will be very interested in this.
Also if microsoft's marketing team can portray this as fun as the wii but a new updated edition essentially then we could see high sales numbers.
The biggest problem for the kinect now is that the price is too high and i believe we'll see a price drop or a much cheaper bundle(with xbox arcade for $220 perhaps?
I'll agree to a point but you should take the wii's runaway success into account. While a more serious gamer isn't interested until "call of duty kinect edition" is released, the people who bought an xbox to play casually with their families will be very interested in this.
Also if microsoft's marketing team can portray this as fun as the wii but a new updated edition essentially then we could see high sales numbers.
The biggest problem for the kinect now is that the price is too high and i believe we'll see a price drop or a much cheaper bundle(with xbox arcade for $220 perhaps?