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BLemieux · 11-24-2010, 08:57 PM

Certain games may be good with motion sensing, but in the end I would like to stick with controllers. Sure, I want more realistic games. But I want them realist IN THE GAME, not by wagging my arms around like a madman, which is sure to happen. I don't want to be tired after 1 or 2 fights on a boxing game. Sure, it could easily work with a base ball game, until you need to move the players in the field. Maybe a downloadable war sports esque baseball with better graphics.

In the end, I'll stick to playing games on the couch. If I want to make a fool of myself playing a sport with my body, I'll go outside with my friends. There, it's actually fun to be laughing with people like friends or family, and being outside, then just running on the spot on a living room in front of my kinect.

11-24-2010, 08:57 PM	#18
BLemieux Banned OVR: 12 Join Date: May 2010 Location: Cobourg, Ontario	Certain games may be good with motion sensing, but in the end I would like to stick with controllers. Sure, I want more realistic games. But I want them realist IN THE GAME, not by wagging my arms around like a madman, which is sure to happen. I don't want to be tired after 1 or 2 fights on a boxing game. Sure, it could easily work with a base ball game, until you need to move the players in the field. Maybe a downloadable war sports esque baseball with better graphics. In the end, I'll stick to playing games on the couch. If I want to make a fool of myself playing a sport with my body, I'll go outside with my friends. There, it's actually fun to be laughing with people like friends or family, and being outside, then just running on the spot on a living room in front of my kinect.