Future Fables May Use Natal
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Oh Peter Molyneux, you have the ambition and heart but you should really should keep your ideas to yourself.
So far the only "game" I seen so far with the Natal was this Dodge Ball game played in the Japan con (or whatever it was called)...Oh, and the race car thing too.
Aside from that...Fable 3 using the Natal? I could see some gestures or radical body movements being used for the game but, wouldn't that tire the player out too much? Especially for an adventure/RPG game?
I just think back to what Yahtzee says that most people come to gaming to unwind, and I doubt this will be a good way to 'unwind' for an Adventure/RPG fan.
Aside from that...Fable 3 using the Natal? I could see some gestures or radical body movements being used for the game but, wouldn't that tire the player out too much? Especially for an adventure/RPG game?
I just think back to what Yahtzee says that most people come to gaming to unwind, and I doubt this will be a good way to 'unwind' for an Adventure/RPG fan.
It's like Nintendogs... only in a higher resolution!
If they do this right and avoid the inevitable gimmick formula, I think Fable 3 will be quite with the awesome.
If they do this right and avoid the inevitable gimmick formula, I think Fable 3 will be quite with the awesome.
Please your spouse by waggling your tongue in a counter clock wise motion...Nevyrmoore said:
And better yet it would STILL be a black screen XD
My main concern is Fable's innate ability to take a good idea then nearly get it right and spanner it at the last moment. Both games were almost really fun but eventually they tripped over their own feet and presented a hollow, uninviting world.
This will likely go the same way - until they can provide a comprehensive VR situation, I don't think that mobile gaming is going to take off beyond dancing mats and the Wii.
This will likely go the same way - until they can provide a comprehensive VR situation, I don't think that mobile gaming is going to take off beyond dancing mats and the Wii.
Especially us RPG fans whose asses will sag if we let gravity take hold of em too long.Voltano said:
I will put Fable in the same Catergory as X3: Terran Conflict. It COULD HAVE been better then the past entries in it's genre, but tried to hard and ended up falling flat on it's face. (If you don't know X3 claimed to be better then Freelancer... except it took 2 hours to get to even the most minor of fights, you had to buy "Insurance" to save anywhere but a space port, it took 10 minutes to fly from teleporter to the nearest space port, and it wasn't even open world, it was a bunch of wasted space cubicles that you could fast travel between) And honestly, it reminds me a lot of Fable in the sense that it tried so hard, but in the end it tried to od everything at once and gave a mediocre experience all around.Aurora219 said:
Quite possibly the first joke aimed at the Natal I have seen(as opposed to all the ones aimed at the Wii). My hat off to you sir.akmarksman said:
So if games turn to the point where they use motion control such as Natal then what happens if you injure yourself (not while using said motion controls). This will be a rough example because it's late and I really haven't ran this through my tired mind much yet. Say you buy a game that you have to actually get up and move around with Natal, but then you go outside to the real world and get hit by a truck and break a leg or an arm or both. Now since you can't walk and move or flail both arms about, without great pain, how would that effect your Natal time. I would imagine you wouldn't be able to play a single game while you sit at home recuperating. Now if you used a controller you could break both legs and still be able to play. You could even break an arm and still play.
I'm not sold on this whole Project Natal thing to be honest. I hope if Fable 3 does have Natal functionality that it's optional. Otherwise I don't think I'll be getting it. I have a Wii and a ps3 and every time I have to use motion controls it feels like a gimmick that would be more easily playable with a controller. I hardly ever play my Wii (excuse me, my NMH machine) and the PS3 is really just there to catch the games that don't make it onto the 360 and to store music. My 360 sees the most use, partially because it doesn't have some mandatory motion crap tacked onto it's games.
Future Fables? Oh boy.
Fable: TLC was epic don't get me wrong, but Fable 2 was very dissapointing, and the Fable 3 trailer must've taken them like 3 minutes to make.
Oh and yes, fuck the minigames.
Fable: TLC was epic don't get me wrong, but Fable 2 was very dissapointing, and the Fable 3 trailer must've taken them like 3 minutes to make.
Oh and yes, fuck the minigames.