Joy Ride Turbo, Microsoft and BigPark’s upcoming controller-based sequel to the Kinect-based Joy Ride, will launch for Xbox LIVE Arcade on Wednesday, May 23, it has been announced.
(Joy Ride Turbo, Xbox 360)
I played the demo of the first one and found the controls very sloppy, however, I've also seen videos of people driving skillfully using Kinect in Forza 4, so there may yet be some ... mileage ... in the concept.
But one concept I would like to see is a race game where you drive with a traditional steering wheel and pedals, but gesture to activate ancillary controls, weapons, dashboard.. maybe lean out the window and smack people like in Road Rash.
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But one concept I would like to see is a race game where you drive with a traditional steering wheel and pedals, but gesture to activate ancillary controls, weapons, dashboard.. maybe lean out the window and smack people like in Road Rash.