Okay, I've been trying to figure out the name of this game but I can't seem to remember. It was a few months ago, I never played it, I was just looking at the website for it. I think it was a medieval RPG type game, sort of similar to Oblivion I think. What I remember is that it is supposed to be incredibly realistic and mature. Apparently to the point of needing to eat and sleep I think. I'm pretty sure it was on PC, not sure about other systems. Also when I was looking on the website the game had not come out yet, and it might still not be out yet, not sure. That is all I can remember for now, I know that is incredibly vague. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

if the xbox wont work if the kinect is diconnected then that might be a problem. Other than that the problem is its 500 with it but if it was 400 with the kinect i think the xbox one will do much better. I believe when Ms see nobody buying they will lower the price like ps3 did and sales will pick up. I will most likely pick a launch edition knowing this but im fine with that

TheRealBigRich

That is your argument? The Kinect is very vital to the experience of the new Xbox One. First off, it allows you to use voice commands (e.g. to turn the console on and off) only providing for more convenience. Also, it allows you to voice-over any gameplay that you have decided to record and share. Those are only (and not all) things that Microsoft did with it. There is no telling what these game developers will do with it. Also, have you heard of the Illumi-room?Exiled_Badger

Not for me.

Despite the fact I didn't like Kinect V1, I think the improvements made to the hardware itself combined with intelligent integration into games/media, Kinect V2 can be a nice addition.

Now, I don't mean full Kinect games.  Not for me, anyway.  Rather integrating it into core games through useful, beneficial (read: at least as good if not better than buttons) voice commands and slight gestures (maybe).

It's got to be integrated right.  It's got to be subtle, optional, and it has to have a benefit over buttons.  It's got to work in tight quarters and in low light conditions.  It has to pick up voice without shouting and gestures without exaggerated or repeated motions.

If all that can be done, and I think with what I've seen so far it can, Kinect V2 may well be worth it.  If not, well, it will be facing the wall with black tape over the lens.

nyc05

I did. I am not sure they made the first game or. I was trying to look it up on my game box, but, couldn't find their name. I still like the first one, they graphics is nah, but, it grows on me. The 3rd one is cool, but, just not natural looking as the first one.magicalclick

I never wanted it. Why should I pay more for something I don't want? MS should've gave the option to sell the console without Kinect. Now the competition is selling their console with better hardware for $100 cheaper. RoslindaleOne

Yeah i'm trying to lol.

sukraj