Agnates said:I do wonder how the slashing mechanics will work, it seemed to let you slash how far you wanted, so even though he cut through everything, then on the table he only cut the watermelon, not the table as well. Controls should be very interesting. And yeah should have been Motion Plus & Move game alas it aint I guess. Probably moving the sticks to guide that blue line in bullet time and then he slashes to the angle you had it at. Maybe less control over how you slash when he's just speeding through out of bullet time, having just normal moves then.
I wouldn't rule out Move. I bet this will be at Sony's conference as well.
I just read the editorial content on the front page regarding the Kinatal conference.
Is this the most botched product launch in E3 history? What would even come close. Of course in retail histroy it was the Saturn's non-announced launch, but for E3 I'm drawing a blank.
Wii Music, the vitality sensor come to mind, but they are no where near the magnitude of failure that this conference appeared to be. I mean, the press are down right hostile. Negative would be an improvement.
Dvader said:I wouldn't rule out Move. I bet this will be at Sony's conference as well.
Well idk, if they support Move in gameplay they could do a half assed Natal version too. Say, playing it as normal but when you go in bullet time you can use your right arm to karate chop-like slash how you want instead of use the right stick or whatever. Didn't look like the out of bullet time stuff supported the same kind of freeform slashing which for Move could be just TP-like waggle, if not just buttons.
And would Microsoft show this @ their conference if Sony's gonna have a seemingly superior version to show? Cuz that shit would make their Star Wars shit look even shittier. Not that it needs to.
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You know when you walk into a videogame store and look at the wii bargains section? All the cheap, nasty, crappy games no one wants that are all discounted? This is what the shelf looks like.
Dvader said:
Finally came the Kinect games. I will admit kinectimals will be great for the kids.
This looked decent. Wonder if it has depth though?
aspro said:I just read the editorial content on the front page regarding the Kinatal conference.
Is this the most botched product launch in E3 history? What would even come close. Of course in retail histroy it was the Saturn's non-announced launch, but for E3 I'm drawing a blank.
Wii Music, the vitality sensor come to mind, but they are no where near the magnitude of failure that this conference appeared to be. I mean, the press are down right hostile. Negative would be an improvement.
They were forced to wear white ponchos with shoulder pads. And made to queue hours to get in. Anyone would be hostile. 
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