I'm playing it on the PC but I have seen it on the 360 using the Kinect and it's amazing! It is what it is. Just because you don't like the 360 doesn't mean you can't appreciate the technology and coolness behind it.
eh, of course its too much effort, its hard playing Mass Effect 3 using Kinect when you don't have Kinect. . .and an Xbox 360. . .and Mass Effect 3 Truth is, you've just been shouting at the TV because you can't afford any real games. Go on, admit it, you're amongst friends.
Still waiting for the pictures of your collection (or at least one with the Xbox and Kinect) that contain the index card with your user name on it. I really want to believe that you are not a total troll.... Prove me wrong and I will apologize for doubting you. I just get tired of the trolling. It's pointless to favor one company over another when they all make great products.
It does take it to another level alright. Where exactly? Let me put it this way. I disabled that sh!t. My fingers are just fine. I'll leave my Kinect for real compatibility, not for a glorified MIC. I'm over 15 feet away from my 70' inch TV. I leave the Kinect for when we play Gunstringer and jump around. Not when I want to "talk" or "activate" Whoever came up with this nonsense needs to be shot in the face.
I think you're going a little overboard with the comment about someone getting shot in the face, it really isn't a joke.
I feel that Kinect is actually really well implemented into the game. It works better for the combat, rather than having to pause the game, you just say the attack you want your squad to do. I've played both the previous games extensively and the pausing does really take you out of the action.
I like having the option to use Kinect and I don't see why giving this option to someone deserves getting shot in the face.
I think you are taking my comment real literal. Don't know if that's a good thing or bad thing. Either way, pausing is absolutely necessary, give you time to think about what your doing. The game was designed that way. If it wasn't they would have removed it from the game design completely. Kinect or not.
Its cool, call it what it is.
Bioware/EA took Microsoft's enormous check to postpone a the game (remember the delay), give their version on their console something "different" than the competitors since exclusivity and disc swapping would have been all the talk and focus if not for the "Kinect" verbal commands.
Gotta hand it to M$, they could sell ice to Eskimos or Kinects to fanboys and girls.
That isn't necessarily true. The only reason they decided to use voice commands was because of the ease of implementing it. Kinect was designed to take voice commands, so it took very little effort on Bioware's side to implement it into the game. They've said it themselves that having regular mics do that would have taken much more time and effort, and would not work as well.
You can do it with any mic, but like I said above, it was the ease of implementing Kinect into ME3 that made Bioware support it. Using regular mics would have made them do a lot more work, whereas using Kinect was much easier on the developer's side.
eh, its too much effort, I dont play video games to speak or blow into mics. I almost blew a lung out playing zelda ds
It does take it to another level alright. Where exactly? Let me put it this way. I disabled that sh!t. My fingers are just fine. I'll leave my Kinect for real compatibility, not for a glorified MIC.
I'm over 15 feet away from my 70' inch TV. I leave the Kinect for when we play Gunstringer and jump around. Not when I want to "talk" or "activate"
Whoever came up with this nonsense needs to be shot in the face.
I was able to talk to my teammates on socom...back in 2002....on a PS2. why is this such a great thing again?
Kinect = great if you're a kiddie/teen !
You could do this with mostly any microphone. The same is in binary domain and in ubisofts old title endwar.