With some special help from the University of Southern California, the Kinect service for Xbox is now available for World of Warcraft users.
I’m sure everyone is aware of the Kinect system. It allows a person to use themselves as a controller to play some specially created games. But now a brainy guy called Evan Suma and his team at the University have managed to create a middleware program that allows people to plug the Kinect into their computers.
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It is begining to freak me out. May be Kinect has infiltrated, and is taking over our communications to try and fool people into brining it to their homes. I am thinking of moving mine to the garage.
Where's the link the video so everyone can see how clunky the interface is? I'm not a WOW player, but it looks like a total chore to control your character with Kinect.
Oh, here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watc...
yea wow so shity kinect
It might be a nice proof of concept, but why would anyone use laggy Kinect for a game that requires fast reaction and finesse? It's almost like using it for Street Fighter, makes no sense.
"Looks like a workout. That is a good thing for fat out of shape WoW players."
Hahaha, that's the truth.
No matter how good this works, serious WOW players will never adopt it. It's all about efficiency and macros with WOW, and until the Kinect can read your finger movements sitting down, the efficiency of motion won't match keyboard and mouse.
Cool project tho.