I don't think that this is going to be a good launch at all, people who like to swear at me on Call Of Duty aren't the kind of people who would be into this kind of stuff.
So, like, all of them.
So, like, all of them.
My thoughts exactly. Microsoft is so heavily vested in this project that they've dug themselves a grave and can only keep digging until they reach light. I can safely say that I'm one of those who would rather see all of that money put towards new IPs that make the 360 actually worth a damn.SpaceMedarotterX said:okay, no. Just... no! Are you shitting me Microsoft? did you actually say that seriously, someone get me a glass of water so I can do a spit take. You wanna know why there hyping this ***** up? because they put all there eggs in this one basket, if it fails they have nothing left to give people. See if Move fails, Sony still has like a billion other games that aren't related to move they can sell you. If Motion Plus failed you had plenty of games that didn't use it on the Wii. But Kinect? if Kinect fails that new Steel Battalion and PDO wont mean shit because that's all you can play it on!
Hey Spence...Andy Chalk said:Kinect Will Be the "Biggest Platform Launch Ever," Says Microsoft
"the biggest launch we've ever seen."
Spencer said in an interview with Eurogamer [http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2010-09-17-microsofts-phil-spencer-interview]. "Given all the momentum that I see and the way we're investing, I'll bet this is the biggest platform launch ever."
"We have 15 launch games - few consoles have shipped with 15 launch games," he said.
Spencer said "I don't want to get ahead of ourselves,"
Actually, that sounds like something Nintendo could easily do. And then I would high-five Nintendo.Treblaine said:Microsoft are going to be utterly screwed if Nintendo rolls out a Wii price cut... something around $99 to $129 would fulfil Molly Wood's (of CNET's B.O.L) prediction that Kinect would get overshadowed by something else.
TheDrunkNinja said:They sure have been treating it like a console. The terminology, the launch, the games, the price. So why do I have to buy an X-box in order to play this thing like it's some dependent symbiont? Yeah, like these peripheral add-ons have been so successful in the past, like the Sega 32X. Anybody remember those?
I'm banking on it, it is the one potential silver lining to this whole Kinect mess is with Nintendo getting some closer competition they are likely to knock the price down a bit.Sebenko said:Actually, that sounds like something Nintendo could easily do. And then I would high-five Nintendo.Treblaine said:Microsoft are going to be utterly screwed if Nintendo rolls out a Wii price cut... something around $99 to $129 would fulfil Molly Wood's (of CNET's B.O.L) prediction that Kinect would get overshadowed by something else.
Dunno how to high-five a multinational corporation, but whatever.
To be honest, Nintendo doesn't even need to make a price cut. Once people realise they need to buy a console to use Kinect and then see a Wii that does a similar thing for a lower price of a Xbox bundled with Kinect, they will just buy a Wii.Treblaine said:Hey Spence...Andy Chalk said:Kinect Will Be the "Biggest Platform Launch Ever," Says Microsoft
"the biggest launch we've ever seen."
Spencer said in an interview with Eurogamer [http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2010-09-17-microsofts-phil-spencer-interview]. "Given all the momentum that I see and the way we're investing, I'll bet this is the biggest platform launch ever."
"We have 15 launch games - few consoles have shipped with 15 launch games," he said.
Spencer said "I don't want to get ahead of ourselves,"
[HEADING=1]IT IS NOT A NEW PLATFORM!!![/HEADING]
Xbox 360 launched 5 years ago! THAT is when you should have done your launch games. This is just a bleeding peripheral!
With talk like this I wonder how many people will buy a stand-alone Kinect, plug it in, and wonder why it won't work or why there is no video-out cable...
And please don't draw attention to Kinect's 15 launch titles if Nintendo Wii four years ago launched with 21 and is currently retailing for little more than the peripheral alone.
Microsoft are going to be utterly screwed if Nintendo rolls out a Wii price cut... something around $99 to $129 would fulfil Molly Wood's (of CNET's B.O.L) prediction that Kinect would get overshadowed by something else.
Quality > Quantity.Andy Chalk said:"We have 15 launch games - few consoles have shipped with 15 launch games," he said. "And there are some things we can take advantage of - the fact the 360 is a platform people know, so the technology involved in putting a game on the platform, connecting to Live - those are things that developers have become adept at."
yes we must avoid Microsoft hype and wait for them to realize reach was their best launch everz3rostr1fe said:Microsoft Kinect should be called "Microsoft Hype"... It's full of it, so full that the Hype surpasses the capabilities of Kinect. *retarded clap*