If it does work well I would be intrested. Not interested enough to buy it, but it is an nice way to use the tech.StriderShinryu said:
Here's hoping I can grab that little floating blue ball and beat the crap out of it.
Microsoft Unveils Two Natal Games Early
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Here's hoping I can grab that little floating blue ball and beat the crap out of it.
The only thing i would use that piece of shit for is to trick people into thinking i have force powers by moving the dashboard blades while concealing natal...seriously i would have to move into a bigger apartment which i think is also part of its agenda to further stimulate the economy
"looking for an apartment we have a great one bedroom one bath and a ton of open space for Microsoft's Project Natal and if your in a ROCK BAND plenty of practice space".....Ah i am the only one laughing right now
"looking for an apartment we have a great one bedroom one bath and a ton of open space for Microsoft's Project Natal and if your in a ROCK BAND plenty of practice space".....Ah i am the only one laughing right now
Im afraid to say it-but NATAL will never offer decent fps games because it has absolutely no buttons or trigger you could push to fire your weapon. You can wave your arms to imitate fighting,throwing,jumping but you need something in your hands when you wanna shoot a gun.
I just can't imagine feeling like I'm playing it right. We're used to controllers. Those controllers have fixed combinations of solid, tangible buttons that we memorise and apply to different situations. I can also imagine it being extremely buggy. Even humans often have trouble working out what actions another human is trying to imitate, so I can't imagine a 360 doing it any better.
Looks like they're going the path of the Wii. Shovelware, shovelware, shovelware.
Unfortunately, I have a feeling they lack the fanbase and history to keep people playing.
Unfortunately, I have a feeling they lack the fanbase and history to keep people playing.
you gotta ask yourself first, has microsoft EVER released something that didnt need a patch/bug/glitch/hardware fix?
And even this would become boring very fast because all it can offer is a "railgun experience"- you cant really turn around to fight ppl. in your back because then you wont see your screenbjj hero said:
(imho...im just guessin...The Wii and PS3 give you controllers you can push/move to change the view/angle on the screen-Natal needs your body to achieve that. You cant turn around or look to your right without loosing contact with the screen and that means these movements have to be dropped from the gameplay or are replaced by substitute gestures wich seems kind of odd)
Am I the only one who thinks Living Statue has been improperly named? Maybe I just misunderstood the description though...it doesn't really sound like a game more like something you mess around with >.>
Natal news....therefore, Nintendo gets bashed along with M$. Am I the only one getting tired of this?
You don't tend to turn your back in kickboxing unless you throw a spinning elbow etc. It would be shuffle left/shuffle back/etc. It would become boring fast as most people cant kick for toffee and wouldn't have the stamina to finish a round.HuCast said:And even this would become boring very fast because all it can offer is a "railgun experience"- you cant really turn around to fight ppl. in your back because then you wont see your screenbjj hero said:
I won't be making the jump to motion control. I will not be buying, I'll stick with my vanilla 360.
I'm just hoping that at E3 M$ unveil something brain bedazzlingly, scrotum sweatingly, tit tantalizingly AWESOME. And then go SEE! we told you it was the shizzz nit, so nerrrr. If they don't, bury natal with the eye toy, virtual boy, and sega vr.