Blitz Games: Kinect Detractors Lack "Vision"
Blitz Games [http://www.blitzgames.com/] Chief Technical Officer Andrew Oliver says people who have been critical of the Kinect motion controller for the Xbox 360 just "don't have a vision."
developers [http://www.xbox.com/kinect]. But Blitz Games is with the program and Oliver suggested that people predicting doom and gloom simply refuse to see its potential.
"They don't have a vision," he told Edge [http://www.next-gen.biz/news/blitz-kinect-haters-%E2%80%9Cdont-have-a-vision%E2%80%9D]. "You have to see it up in front of people, and they play with it, and they have fun - it's exactly what happened with the Wii, but this takes it even one level further."
Blitz's recent catalog includes titles like yoostar2 [http://www.amazon.com/Karaoke-Revolution-Presents-American-Nintendo-Wii/dp/B0010B3PWI/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1280941967&sr=1-1], motion-sensing controls are simply a better way to go.
"It's up to the software designers to make it obvious what you're doing. [yoostar2 is] a mirror, but behind you is going to be a famous scene and it's up to you to speak the line - so make the concepts easy," he explained. "You'll never get that from the controller. There will always be, 'You need to press this button, you need to press that button, you need to do this action'. And fundamentally, that's a bit of a blocker for a lot of people - they just instantly turn off."
Kinect hits store shelves on November 4.
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Blitz Games [http://www.blitzgames.com/] Chief Technical Officer Andrew Oliver says people who have been critical of the Kinect motion controller for the Xbox 360 just "don't have a vision."
developers [http://www.xbox.com/kinect]. But Blitz Games is with the program and Oliver suggested that people predicting doom and gloom simply refuse to see its potential.
"They don't have a vision," he told Edge [http://www.next-gen.biz/news/blitz-kinect-haters-%E2%80%9Cdont-have-a-vision%E2%80%9D]. "You have to see it up in front of people, and they play with it, and they have fun - it's exactly what happened with the Wii, but this takes it even one level further."
Blitz's recent catalog includes titles like yoostar2 [http://www.amazon.com/Karaoke-Revolution-Presents-American-Nintendo-Wii/dp/B0010B3PWI/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1280941967&sr=1-1], motion-sensing controls are simply a better way to go.
"It's up to the software designers to make it obvious what you're doing. [yoostar2 is] a mirror, but behind you is going to be a famous scene and it's up to you to speak the line - so make the concepts easy," he explained. "You'll never get that from the controller. There will always be, 'You need to press this button, you need to press that button, you need to do this action'. And fundamentally, that's a bit of a blocker for a lot of people - they just instantly turn off."
Kinect hits store shelves on November 4.
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