James Pungello of GamerGaia writes "The Mass Effect franchise has been known for pushing the creative envelope in terms of dynamic storytelling and consequences for your actions; it is equally well known that these innovations are what most believe the series will continue to be able to do. There is one thing that many people are skeptical about, however, and that is if Mass Effect 3 can legitimize the Kinect for the hardcore. Let’s take a look and see if Mass Effect 3 is truly better with Kinect."
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No. It's quicker to push a button than to say any of the commands I've seen. Besides all this could have been done with a normal headset...it's just a marketing gimmick to push Kinect down peoples throats
Who would really rather speak out "Shepard, Shotgun" then just hit a button and be done with it. If anything, that's more immersion breaking then "enhancing" it as they've been claiming.
And there's about a 3-second delay from when you finish your phrase to when the command actually happens. Maybe that's fine on easy, but on insanity prepare to have your ass handed to you. This would also be a problem for enemies who only pop out of cover for a couple of seconds. The Kinect demonstration had about 2 AI at any given time, and no one even aimed at Shepard.
No, its an epic failure, just like Kinect.