Kinect Prefers a Tidy Room

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Throwitawaynow

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Some of my family have Wii's and that is their exact set up. When they brought their Wii to our house I had to move my bed to get everything correct.

So, it requires the same thing the Wii does in my mind.
 

uppitycracker

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Such a picky device. Yup, this'll cause problems for most gamers, I'd imagine haha. Who has time to clean their room when they have all this gaming to get done. But ya, I see this being as successful as the eyetoy.
 

Uber Waddles

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I saw this on the Spotlight on XBL yesterday, and just kinda face-palmed.

DURR you need to clean your room for it to work properly. Its a camera that tracks you and your motions. If you have clutter, its gonna mess with the calibration. The fact that they have to make a video telling you everything that will be written in the instructions manual, all of it being common sence kinda stuff, just makes me sad in general.

I can has use brain?... Garden of Eden better be worth me chipping away my 9 month old gym sock pile and empty Pizza Boxes /stereotype
 

tragicdwarf

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uppitycracker said:
Such a picky device. Yup, this'll cause problems for most gamers, I'd imagine haha. Who has time to clean their room when they have all this gaming to get done. But ya, I see this being as successful as the eyetoy.
This exactly lol^

Having a controller device that is so fussy is not going to make people happy, especially with such a high price tag. If anything, it might end up encouraging people to stick to the Wii or get PS Move.
 

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Theorhetically, even if I wanted and was interested in Kinect, it would be respondedto with a resounding "FUCK. OFF." if it asked me to clean my room just to play it.

I don't see the point in these motion-based gaming systems,as Yahtzee said, the controller has always been a perfectly good means to connect man to game via thumb and now they're asking meto not only move around and be (Le gasp!) physical, but to clean my room as well!?? Cleaning my room would be a elephantine task as is, but to get me to flail around like a retarded bird that fell out of it's nest afterwards? Well, fuck you, motion controls, fuck you in the arse.
 

-Samurai-

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Finally! A reason to use my extremely well-lit, empty white room!

 

Dexiro

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Even if I did tidy my room I still wouldn't have enough space to move around. Kinect also requires big house!
 

8-Bit Grin

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I'm an extremely clean individual.

I keep my room tidy, but not excessively so.

It's why the ladies love me.
 

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Microsoft Kinnect, Playstation Move, Nintendo Wii, it seems like game companies are using motion sensor gimmicks to attract casual gamers and a new audience of people of all ages.
I was just fine with games before all this bullshit. The Wii has ruined more then on game that would have been great on the GameCube. Kinnect is an overpriced experimental failure, and from what I've seen Playstation move is ripping off Nintendo so bad I'm surprised lawsuits have not come up yet. I can't wait for the day when all this shit goes away and we can get back to real games.
 

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Well, Kinect really didn't sit with me from the beginning anyway. I like the idea but I'm just not excited about it.
 

Imperioratorex Caprae

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Wow look, an article that gives more people reasons to bash Microsoft. Especially since it doesn't take much for people to already dislike anything that comes out for 360 it seems, here's another reason to go ahead and say just why you weren't going to buy it anyway.
I really don't think Kinect is initially intended for most of us hardcore gamers anyway so why is this such a big deal to most of you? why take this as another opportunity to bash a piece of hardware you don't even want? How does it affect you if you're not going to buy it?
At any rate, I'm pretty sure Kinect is also intended to have a lot of space to be used, such as in a living room setting. I also think its perfectly reasonable given the limits of a new technology such as this that having your room squared away isn't such a big deal. Seriously if you're complaining about having to clean up after yourself to play with your kinect, then you're really perpetuating the "dirty" gamer stereotype that most people hate on or hate being called...
 

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Unrulyhandbag said:
It needs a lot of space, I don't know how big the average floor space of an American living room is but I can see that being an issue for a lot of people in several countries.
Why is everybody assuming that every American household is perfectly laid out for the Kinect? I know for a fact that my house isn't, nor is my friends, or anyone I know who has a 360, as a matter of fact. Microsoft isn't being biased towards American living rooms, they're being ignorant of EVERYONE'S living room. So shut up. Thank you.
 

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What about people who don't have perfectly square rooms? Not everyone lives in America, some of us have shitty little houses with weird floor space
Truth has been spoken. And what about young children? They NEVER clear up their mess before playing consoles.
 

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Does anyone else find Kinect and its producers shady? They keep using phrases like, "It's studying your floor" and "It's keeping track of you" with these almost-whisper gravel voices. The Kinect itself can look around with its swivel head, too!

Spy Kinect: infiltration, activate!
 

Treblaine

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"too much noise near the sensor should all be avoided in order to get the optimal playing experience."

What? Like an XBOX 360! With that hard drive spinning at such a high rate, sounds like there's a helicopter in there some of the time.

Of course you get used to it, especially if you use headphones, but if the Kinect peripheral can't handle it. That would suck balls.