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Mr. Tart wrote:I'm not a huge fan of motion-controlled games, although i find it refreshing to play something else in a while. Oh, sure it's not perfect, and there's a lack in good games, that doesn't mean the few good ones aren't worth playing. I don't play my kinect often, but when a friend comes over we have great fun. It's something different and that's what i like about it, because you can have lots of fun with it even if it's not perfect. Even then i wouldn't say that i love it, but rather that i simply just like it. You didn't give that option though...
Kyōkai wrote:Mr. Tart wrote:I'm not a huge fan of motion-controlled games, although i find it refreshing to play something else in a while. Oh, sure it's not perfect, and there's a lack in good games, that doesn't mean the few good ones aren't worth playing. I don't play my kinect often, but when a friend comes over we have great fun. It's something different and that's what i like about it, because you can have lots of fun with it even if it's not perfect. Even then i wouldn't say that i love it, but rather that i simply just like it. You didn't give that option though...
Ah, well I guess "hate" was a bit too strong of a word for this topic in my case. Sure, it's different, but even so I personally have just never enjoyed it on my own nor have I enjoyed motion gaming with anyone else, seeing as how I've never had anyone come over to play with me. I've never really moved around a lot either, unless I absolutely need to. Yes. That's right. Even before Hōtarō Oreki's "energy saving" lifestyle became somewhat mainstream. Just another lazy person. Obscure references aside, that probably plays a big role in explaining why I don't like it as well. By the way, how did I not give you that option?
Although if there was a Kinect game I would want, it would be a Type-Moon game that allowed me to play as either Shiki Ryougi or Shiki Tohno. Mystic Eyes of Death Perception.
Emergence wrote:My only experience with motion controls that I really enjoyed was Killzone 3. It was smooth, fluid and felt like a natural extension.
Kyōkai wrote:Incredibly lacking in games that are actually accepted as good games by the majority of people
Saturday-Saint wrote:Kyōkai wrote:Incredibly lacking in games that are actually accepted as good games by the majority of people
I think this is the most flaccid thing I have ever read.
I like Sixaxis for emotes in Demon's/Dark Souls. It's really nice. It is the only thing which I have I've ever seen motion controls used for.that is both functional and useful.
Serious_Much wrote:Saturday-Saint wrote:Kyōkai wrote:Incredibly lacking in games that are actually accepted as good games by the majority of people
I think this is the most flaccid thing I have ever read.
I like Sixaxis for emotes in Demon's/Dark Souls. It's really nice. It is the only thing which I have I've ever seen motion controls used for.that is both functional and useful.
You ever considered seeing if their first language is english before criticising their wording? It's pretty insensitive i gotta say.
However, there's a few games which use the sixaxis to nice effect. Heavy Rain implements it quite a lot (great game that i'd recommend btw) and series like motorstorm can use sixaxis though it's a ***** to get used to, though i think driving games using six axis captures the fine difficulty of driving at speed better than an analogue stick..
Sadly i haven't seen the sixaxis used much recently.. MAybe sony have given up on it?
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by Kyōkai Fri Jan 04, 2013 2:42 pm
