Gaming Irresponsibly's Ryan Hillis writes: With E3 looming just around the corner, tons of speculations have begun to arise about the future of gaming. This time last year, we were treated with a flurry of motion control peripherals that were sure to make a splash on the market and take gaming to the next level. And they did, for a bit. Now that those little cameras are next to our televisions and our patients with niche family games wearing thin, what can some of us hardcore gamers expect from this creative technology?
Dear xbox, i am tired of shooters.
Looking forward to Child of Eden
dear playstation, im sick of horrid online
dear nintendo, im sick of rehashes and want a new ip and for a not gimmick system(s)
stop complaining if you don't like something don't play it and its not like the wii or how the ps2 use to be and have zillions of dancing games....they have all of 3 as far as im aware (dance central, Dance masters, and zumba)
Point is the controls are boring and repetitive.
Step left, step right, jump on spot, run on spot, lean forward.
BUTTONS Required
"what can some of us hardcore gamers expect from this creative technology?"
Not much, although Child of Eden is as hardcore as it comes. Most won't realise that, though.