Star Wars Kinect will probably end up casual junk. Same idea, probably even reacts faster then Kinect. Just hold a button to active the Force and then jab your controller forward. It might pan out, it might not, but so far there are plenty of stuff coming for Kinect and I don't feel under-supported when I plunked that $100 down.įorce Push could easily be done with the Move in a similair way as with Kinect. It means it has potential and I take potential any day over known quantity. I think Kinect shows a lot of promise when you see a lot of ideas being presented. It just hasn't had 5-40 years of evolution. Kinect brings something new to the table, something people haven't been able to really explore due to technical requirements and I think it will take some time to iron those issues out. You can press a button move your PS move around, but it isn't as good of an experience is it. So yes, the saber routine is better, but the force push isn't. Point being that it isn't about if it can be done, but does it make the experience better? Certainly dance games can be done on the PS Move or Wii, but it certainly is better on the Kinect. How many PS Move games are specific to PS Move's own features? Stuff that can't be done on the Wii or be better on the present controller? After all, it had 5 years of history with the Wii. Well, if you look at the type of games out, they are all controller based so it is no surprise then that PS Move covers more genre. "Its a shame and irony that a dancing game is the only type of game so far that people tend to use against moves functionality. Gamingdroid 3748d ago (Edited 3748d ago )
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