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5/21/2013 8:44:44 PM
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It is a better experience for hard core gamers.
Think of the extra controller options we will have (Confirmed/implied during the event) . Shift your controller to the side or tilt it to the side for an action such as side dodge or tilt slightly from cover. How about a shift down, making your character duck? Shift forward, a leap or gesture such as middle finger. ect.... Kinect has alot of potential. No need to blindly hate it.
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I'm not blindly hating it. And you don't need a camera to give the controller a tilt function. Oculus Rift > Kinect
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It makes controllers easier to build, less heavier, and more cost effective if Kinect is used.
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The Wii had a tilt function. /argument
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Because the Wii-mote synced with the Wii's sensor bar. /Argument.
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Sensor =/= camera.
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The Wii sensor pretty much is a camera, just like the Kinect. Both of their cameras sense movements.
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Except the kinect records sound, 1080p video, heat, etc.
