Wave goodbye to motion controls.
Microsoft’s motion-tracking Kinect 2.0 sensor was supposed to be what differentiated the Xbox One from the competition. It was more than just a way to talk directly to your console: it was a tool designed to transform the game machine into a social and media hub, the tip of the spear in Microsoft’s fight to take over your living room. More than anything, it was supposed to be way, way better than the first Kinect.
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I hope so, it's nice to talk to but that's all i want to use it for.
Yes. Look the Kinect is an interesting bit of kit but as a gaming peripheral it is fundamentally flawed. We saw it with the last generation the limitations and this generation Microsoft seemed reserved to just let it try and replace the tv remote. The issue with the latter raises the question is the expense really justified for something that doesn't fundamentally make things any easier than what we do now. Voice commands, which seems to be what Microsoft were pushing with the Kinect 2 can be done in a less expensive way (it is everywhere)
I'm glad I got the kinect bundle. I have really little to zero interest in it's actual gaming controls, but the voice commands and skype features have been fantastic. Switching from TV to Youtbue or Netflix while your kid is screaming for the Mickey Mouse hotdog song, because you can't find the controller she hid... is god sent.
I can't imagine that Harmonix (Fantasia dev) is pleased with this.
Everyone else is so they might as well.