Microsoft E3 Games Unveiled?

1cmanny1 wrote:Whats that starwars game?

Kinect lightsabre game. You'd think it'd be more suited to PS Move, being a lightsabre n all, but no it's Kinect exclusive.

Sounds cool but somehow i think its going to be crap.
And it should be for move.

Future soldier is to be another Kinect supported game.

1cmanny1 wrote:Sounds cool but somehow i think its going to be crap.
And it should be for move.

Move is perfect for a lightsabre game, even down to the green light.

Seeing as Kinect couldn't detect racquet angles in Virtua Tennis 4 this doesn't bode well, but we'll see.

NickSCFC wrote:

1cmanny1 wrote:Sounds cool but somehow i think its going to be crap.
And it should be for move.

Move is perfect for a lightsabre game, even down to the green light.

Seeing as Kinect couldn't detect racquet angles in Virtua Tennis 4 this doesn't bode well, but we'll see.

And also with move we would have the ability to actually walk around.

NickSCFC wrote:

1cmanny1 wrote:Sounds cool but somehow i think its going to be crap.
And it should be for move.

Move is perfect for a lightsabre game, even down to the green light.

Seeing as Kinect couldn't detect racquet angles in Virtua Tennis 4 this doesn't bode well, but we'll see.

Kinect could be good for force powers.

Plus MS paid a bag of money for it.

NickSCFC wrote:

1cmanny1 wrote:Sounds cool but somehow i think its going to be crap.
And it should be for move.

Move is perfect for a lightsabre game, even down to the green light.

Seeing as Kinect couldn't detect racquet angles in Virtua Tennis 4 this doesn't bode well, but we'll see.

We all know its going to be dreadful, no point kidding yourself otherwise. Agreed, it would have faired far better on Move.

TBH I don't think Sony are that interested in Move anyway. So far it seems that Kinect really is not accurate enough to allow intricate play.

I hope they focus more on traditional control scheme titles, but after last years E3 anything is possible from these chaps.

gamerforever wrote:TBH I don't think Sony are that interested in Move anyway. So far it seems that Kinect really is not accurate enough to allow intricate play.

I hope they focus more on traditional control scheme titles, but after last years E3 anything is possible from these chaps.

It's becoming more accurate all the time. It now has the ability to track individual fingers so accuracy is definitely becoming sorted.

Zellery wrote:

gamerforever wrote:TBH I don't think Sony are that interested in Move anyway. So far it seems that Kinect really is not accurate enough to allow intricate play.

I hope they focus more on traditional control scheme titles, but after last years E3 anything is possible from these chaps.

It's becoming more accurate all the time. It now has the ability to track individual fingers so accuracy is definitely becoming sorted.

It can do that now? That's impressive.

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:

Zellery wrote:

gamerforever wrote:TBH I don't think Sony are that interested in Move anyway. So far it seems that Kinect really is not accurate enough to allow intricate play.

I hope they focus more on traditional control scheme titles, but after last years E3 anything is possible from these chaps.

It's becoming more accurate all the time. It now has the ability to track individual fingers so accuracy is definitely becoming sorted.

It can do that now? That's impressive.

I think I remember them saying they had limited what Kinect could do, and that in the future it could be at least four times as accurate as it was at launch.

D_C wrote:

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:

Zellery wrote:

gamerforever wrote:TBH I don't think Sony are that interested in Move anyway. So far it seems that Kinect really is not accurate enough to allow intricate play.

I hope they focus more on traditional control scheme titles, but after last years E3 anything is possible from these chaps.

It's becoming more accurate all the time. It now has the ability to track individual fingers so accuracy is definitely becoming sorted.

It can do that now? That's impressive.

I think I remember them saying they had limited what Kinect could do, and that in the future it could be at least four times as accurate as it was at launch.

The finger recognition update has already hit, like I said.

But we've yet to see games implement it.

NickSCFC wrote:But we've yet to see games implement it.

We're yet to see any games full stop, since the launch.

I personally do not believe accuracy at those levels will ever be seen this gen. At the moment it is a big gimmick and it doesn't need to do more than it has to imo.

gamerforever wrote:I personally do not believe accuracy at those levels will ever be seen this gen. At the moment it is a big gimmick and it doesn't need to do more than it has to imo.

You do know you just contradicted yourself there. Motion control is only a gimmick when the games don't make full use of it. This thing's perfectly capable of producing a boxingmartial arts sim.

Xbox 360 launch titles were good because developers had had years of experience developing button-based games.

Kinect launch titles were poor because developers had only had a year to build games from the ground up. I expect 3 killer apps for Kinect at E3 which will really show what Kinect was made for.

NickSCFC wrote:

gamerforever wrote:I personally do not believe accuracy at those levels will ever be seen this gen. At the moment it is a big gimmick and it doesn't need to do more than it has to imo.

You do know you just contradicted yourself there.

What I am saying is that we won't see anything like that because MS know they don't have to and it's best to leave space for the eventual kinect 2. I still find it hard to believe the next xbox will have kinect as standard...

gamerforever wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:

gamerforever wrote:I personally do not believe accuracy at those levels will ever be seen this gen. At the moment it is a big gimmick and it doesn't need to do more than it has to imo.

You do know you just contradicted yourself there.

What I am saying is that we won't see anything like that because MS know they don't have to and it's best to leave space for the eventual kinect 2. I still find it hard to believe the next xbox will have kinect as standard...

Microsoft DO have to, unless they want to see sales stop. They've already confirmed they'll be focusing on hardcore Kinect titles at E3, and I trust them.

NickSCFC wrote:

gamerforever wrote:

NickSCFC wrote:

gamerforever wrote:I personally do not believe accuracy at those levels will ever be seen this gen. At the moment it is a big gimmick and it doesn't need to do more than it has to imo.

You do know you just contradicted yourself there.

What I am saying is that we won't see anything like that because MS know they don't have to and it's best to leave space for the eventual kinect 2. I still find it hard to believe the next xbox will have kinect as standard...

Microsoft DO have to, unless they want to see sales stop.

Possibly, but the xbox revolution will be out by spring 2013 at latest, so do they?