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charter04 · 11-18-2010, 01:49 PM

I agree with both articals. I don't think it's motion control versus traditional controls. I think they can both be used. I agree that when it comes to a normal basketball or football game you just can't fully play with only motion control. In those games you are switching from player to player and it just wouldn't work. But it could work in a mode like my player or superstar mode when you only control one player. With the kinect and move they could put you in a a qb or something. With the kinect it tracts you movement going forward or back and side to side. Also the kinect would work great in RPGs. Instead of chosing somthing to say you could just say something. Although I want to keep playing my hard core sports and FPS games with a controler on the couch you can still see possibilities to use motion control in more than just a mini game.

11-18-2010, 01:49 PM	#10
charter04 Tecmo Super Bowl = GOAT OVR: 21 Join Date: May 2010 Location: Arkansas Posts: 5,718 Blog Entries: 3	I agree with both articals. I don't think it's motion control versus traditional controls. I think they can both be used. I agree that when it comes to a normal basketball or football game you just can't fully play with only motion control. In those games you are switching from player to player and it just wouldn't work. But it could work in a mode like my player or superstar mode when you only control one player. With the kinect and move they could put you in a a qb or something. With the kinect it tracts you movement going forward or back and side to side. Also the kinect would work great in RPGs. Instead of chosing somthing to say you could just say something. Although I want to keep playing my hard core sports and FPS games with a controler on the couch you can still see possibilities to use motion control in more than just a mini game.