GameZone - For a device that’s included in every box, Xbox One’s version of the Kinect hasn’t received a ton of love from anyone, Microsoft included.
With Xbox 360 and a Kinect peripheral now cheap as chips, I finally got down with my funky self with Dance Central.
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Jack writes: "“Are video games art?” This is a perennial argument, one with staunch advocates on both sides who are hard to sway. Naysayers, though, can be shown examples of art in video games that are hard to deny – such as the visuals of the sadly overlooked Child of Eden, released for Kinect in 2011."
Dance Central will feature a 32 song soundtrack, custom choreography designed for VR, practice mode, customizable avatars, and competitive and cooperative online multiplayer.
When will Microsoft understand that this motion sensing gimmick is not the way to go? After PS4 has dominated the entire wold leaving Xbox One in its shadows?
"Eight Kinect Games that deserve a second chance"
No, how about no Kinect Games?
Rise of Nightmares was awesome
You all can disagree with me all you want, but Rise of nightmares should be the only game on this list that needs a second chance. At first the controls were weird, but after a god honest play through, the game was decent a seven out of 10.
The thing that stood out the most about the game was the use of the camera and . The sense of sound. A certain enemy can hear you so you would have to hide and not make a sound, this included any sounds coming from the room you were in.
The boss battles were alright nothing special, that last boss was a work out, but damn was the art direction horrible for the last boss. With the new kinect camera the game can be improved and with the heart meter, and facial recognition can make for one cool game... If the Devs are creative enough