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GuerrillaClock

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Depends wholly on the price. It certainly looks like fun, and I'm sure it'll be used to good effect, but it needs to be reasonably priced.
 

DrDeath3191

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That depends on the price of Natal and the games it launches with. That's probably going to determine a lot of purchases. Too many people feel burned by the Wii to give another such 'innovation' the benefit of the doubt.
 

Troublesome Lagomorph

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I will not buy it. I dont really think it will work right, and i seriously dont want to tire myself out in the middle of the night/early morning by getting sweaty. Plus I cant sleep when im sweaty. It would depend on what games if will run with. Plus, my beloved xbox controller is all i need.
 

Littaly

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People are too quick to write it of as a party game. I think hybrid gameplay can be really cool if done well.
 

bruMackBBQ_89

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TheFacelessOne said:
Yes. It seems like its a fun kind of thing, though I said that with the Wii.

But seeing how I am pretty much an Xbox fanboy, it seems to have more appeal.

Plus, I can finally get a work out from doing something that's actually entertainment.

(And, Bungie has confirmed Halo: Reach will have some Natal functionality. Yay!)
after Senor Spielgbergs awesome intro on the G4tv special "E3'09" of the natal project i truely thought pigs could fly...owning the new and improve Xbox "natal" project along w/ the newest editon to the Halo series would have me flying to the nearest gamestop in a pigs-flash

XBOX "NATAL" PROJECT + HALO: REACH = ME IN A PIGS-FLASH xD
 

Neotericity

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Probably not, I mean it's gonna have to really surprise me or be really inexpensive for me to buy it.
 

Flos

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I'm not going to bother for a number of reasons.

1) As with most doohickies at launch, it's going to have major bugs. Same reason I didn't get a Wii, PS3, or 360 when they first came out.

2) I already have a Wii and am thoroughly unimpressed with the entire gimmick. Unless Natal has a Silent Hill or Resident Evil game attached to it (like the Wii, tee-hee), I won't bother. Or if it has an exercise game. I dig exercise games.

The entire 'you're writing this off too fast' schtick some of you are coming up with is horrifically optimistic. Sounds all too similar to what the Wii-supporters said pre-launch.
 

ShoryukenDude

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Short Answer: Unlikely

Long Answer: After getting a Wii and becoming incredibly indifferent to motion controls after a month, I honestly don't see myself getting this. Maybe if the games look interesting and the price isn't too steep, I'll try it.
 

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olikunmissile said:
Basically this. I don't own a 360, and even if I did waving my arms around like a traffic warden siting in for broken traffic lights isn't doesn't sound appealing to me. Unless you're holding a sword and dicing people apart. But I could just do that on the PS3s new version of motion control if I wanted to.
 

CMon

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No, I'm not gonna buy it unless I stumble over it and find it a good experience beforehand.

It doesn't excite me.
 

Scunner

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Littaly said:
People are too quick to write it of as a party game. I think hybrid gameplay can be really cool if done well.
Well, given the examples on the market right now, you can't really blame them. Motion control seems only pratical for Wii-like party games. It will only be used in games like Halo in the same way that, to use an example I know of, how SIXAXIS is used in Killzone 2; turning valves to open some doors or placing and setting explosives. Which is not a bad thing but it's also not much different from what we already have and untimately just a gimmick.
 

Worgen

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Whatever, just wash your hands.
meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehh, I forsee it being like the power pad, altho with the success of the wii it will probably get more attention then it would other wise but probably not by much
 

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I believe it when I see it. A truly immersive motion controller, that is.
I agree...If it lives up to expectations without becoming gimmicky, I'll buy it
 

Littaly

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Scunner said:
Littaly said:
People are too quick to write it of as a party game. I think hybrid gameplay can be really cool if done well.
Well, given the examples on the market right now, you can't really blame them. Motion control seems only pratical for Wii-like party games. It will only be used in games like Halo in the same way that, to use an example I know of, how SIXAXIS is used in Killzone 2; turning valves to open some doors or placing and setting explosives. Which is not a bad thing but it's also not much different from what we already have and untimately just a gimmick.
I don't know. Very few people have actually tried Natal. We don't know how refined it is, could be the smoothest thing in the world for all we know. And if given to the right developers it could spawn games that are enjoyable for everyone, "hardcore" crowd included.

We should wait for more information/release before we take a stance. Until then, I'm sorta hopeful. And on a side note, who said casual games can't be fun? :p
 
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Hell no. I like the 360 because I can sit quietly and shoot stuff. If I want to bounce around like an idiot I'll go play outside or buy a Wii. It goes against the reason I got an Xbox!
 

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walkingdead127 said:
Seems more for younger kids. Or people who like shiny things.
So, you then. Sim[ply because you obviously like shiny things. You do have a robot with a 'shiny metal ass' as your avatar, after all...

I kid, I kid. But yeah, I'll probably get Natal myself if I can afford it. It all depends. I reckon that with the right approcah it could well revolutionise gaming, though it will have to be handled carefully to avoid the route of the Wii. But given that various developers have already said they'll be designing games, hardcore games, that will use the Natal interface, then there shouldn't be a lot to worry about. So yeah, if I can, I'll probably get it.
 

Jurassic Rob

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As Yahtzee said its another gimmick for casual gamers!

If i wanted sensors I would have a Wii. I just want a controller and some kick ass games!