[citation][nom]Stryter[/nom]I'm skeptical on their prediction (like many on here I would imagine) but I wish Microsoft the best with Kinect.I plan to wait a good while before making the decision to get one. I want to see some "hardcore-oriented" titles for it and see how well (or not) they implement the technology. Although, I will say this, that if Mass Effect 3 makes some kind of use of Kinect, whether motion-sensing or voice, I will probably splooge myself and be forced to buy it without giving it any further rational thought.[/citation]
[citation][nom]Restatement3dofTed[/nom]Indeed. I really hope Microsoft (and other devs) takes an aggressive approach to trying to find ways to adapt high-quality, non-gimmick games to Kinect. I've never personally been interested in an FPS for Kinect, since the thought of having to hold my hands up shouting "pew pew!" just doesn't appeal to me (but who knows? maybe someone will turn out a good one - Child of Eden does seem intriguing), but it does seem like there's some potential for other really good games - as long as developers are willing to try and sort something out. The Star Wars Kinect game looks like a step in the right direction - just hoping that other people push Kinect's boundaries, rather than writing it off from the beginning.And now for the downranking from the "HURRRRR KINECT" crowd.[/citation]
to me that is just the problem with sucha device , it can't really be worked into any exsisting hard core franchises with out coming off as a gimmic (inside of that game ). what it needs is not to have exsisting franchises try to squeeze use out of it , but to have all new hardciore games that are based around it's functioning. seriously if i see a GoW 4 or a halo game that makes use of this junk i';ll vomit up my inards and avoid said game. don't try to fix what aint borken by forcing kinect controls into exsisting IP , please.