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If by realistic games You mean "Jogging In The Park Simulator 2013" then i guess it's perfect. This could be a nice device to try out on some gaming expo but i
by mdigi 13y ago
If by realistic games You mean "Jogging In The Park Simulator 2013" then i guess it's perfect. This could be a nice device to try out on some gaming expo but i think most gamers will be disappointed with the lack of actions they can perform in it.
- spazmaster 13y agoYeah, strafing and walking backwards at least you can do. How would you crouch and go prone for example? And I wonder how good you would be able to aim with Omni, that's gonna be a deciding factor.
- LordIllidan 13y agoThey mention Kinect integration - that should be able to detect crouching movements.
- freehunter 13y agoBut would the belt allow you to crouch? It's designed to keep you from falling, so I assume it's there pretty tight.
- LordIllidan 13y agoMaybe a ducking motion? This isn't intended to be the Holodeck - but it's a step in the right direction. For that matter, how would you represent a jump? That said, I'd use the hell out of it for a game like Skyrim, or other open world environments. And it can be so much more than that, .e.g. ocean/space environments for instance. The gameplay is secondary - there are a lot of motions that can't be expressed well using this device (although with the kinect, you can unlock a lot of arm motions - good for sword play, I'd wager) - but it's superb for walking in fantasy environments.
- nickik 13y ago> For that matter, how would you represent a jump? You just jump, I think there are videos showing that. I cant jump like the hero in the game but you can do a little hop.