| | Orb 2-in-1 Universal mount for Kinect and PlayStation move review – Stand by me | Geoffrey Tim - January 30th, 2012 | If you’re anything like me, you’ve got all sorts of controllers, cameras and needless accessories situated on, or around your TV. Thanks to the proliferation of motion-controlled gaming, it’s worse than ever. I’ve got a Wii sensor bar, a PlayStation Eye and a Kinect unit all vying for space where there isn;t any - so where do you put ‘em all? Orb’s universal 2-in-1 stand for the Kinect and PlayStation Move tries to solve that problem. Kinect, unlike the ... [»] |
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| Kinect, says Ghost Recon developer, is like a “inflatable doll” | Geoffrey Tim - January 27th, 2012 | Ghost Recon: Future Soldier’s IP director Adrian Lacey has likened Kinect’s motion controls to expensive, opened-mouthed inflatable sex toys. Wait, what?Responding to Spong’s question about about the possibility of Kinect replacing traditional controls, he responded with a headline-grabbing “That’s like asking whether an inflatable doll replaces a woman.” Interesting analogy- and it’s spot on - neither are ... [»] |
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| Want to save $100 on Kinect for Windows? | Gavin Mannion - January 13th, 2012 | You may have heard that Microsoft announced the Kinect for Windows at CES this year which is great all round until the price was announced. For some absurd reason they’ve decided to sell it at $250 on the PC which is a $100 increase over the same device for the Xbox ... [»] |
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| Motionsports Adrenaline review – Adrenalolololol | Garth Holden - January 5th, 2012 | Are you into EXTREME sports and want to make your gaming more EXTREME too? Then Motionsports Adrenaline is probably not the title for you! Or anyone else. Ever.The various sports you can compete in are:
· Windsurfing · Mountain biking · Wingsuit · Mountain climbing · Kayak · Extreme SkiIn windsurfing mode, you tilt your fists to move around and collect coins, grind along rails and jump up ramps and then do ... [»] |
Score 2.0/10 |
| The Lazygamer Awards 2011 – Best Xbox 360 Exclusive | Geoffrey Tim - December 23rd, 2011 | It’s really been slim-pickings for Xbox 360 exclusives this year; so much so that it took us ages to even come up with a list of nominees. Microsoft’s been so focused on Kinect and the peripherals casual fare to worry much about us real gamers - to the point that if it wasn’t for the deluge of incredible 3rd party multiplatform titles many adherents would ... [»] |
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| The Lazygamer Awards 2011 – Best Motion controlled Game | Geoffrey Tim - December 19th, 2011 | Thanks to the proliferation of Kinect and the PlayStation Move motion controlled games are more prolific than ever. More people are waggling their arms (or their whole bodies!) for the purpose of gaming than ever before. With all three console manufacturers having jumped into the fray, there were many great examples of motion controls pushing gaming in a new direction.
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| Rise of Nightmares review – Nightmarish controls | Garth Holden - December 15th, 2011 | A young couple on holiday in Eastern Europe is separated shortly before their train derails, leaving a handful of survivors stranded in what locals believe to be a cursed forest. Cold, unarmed and completely cut off from the modern world, Josh presses into the forest looking for his missing wife, spurred on by fear ... [»] |
Score 6.5/10 |
| Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2012 review – Get moving, fatty! | Abigail Holden - December 14th, 2011 | The sequel to Ubisoft’s Your Shape: Fitness Evolved is here. That was a great title; 2012 is even better. While traditional games are still floundering around trying to think of a good way to use the Kinect, fitness ‘games’ like this one have taken full advantage of its features.If you played the original Your Shape: FE, 2012 ... [»] |
Score 8.0/10 |
| Anyone up for a game of Skyrim Kinect? | Darryn Bonthuys - December 7th, 2011 | You've got to hand it to the PC community, there are some real geniuses lurking behind the monitors, with their attention focused purely on gaming. One clever PC player has managed to combine the Kinect and Skyrim, using the device to create a first person environment where you can actually, physically dragon-shout, while waggling your upper appendages to simulate combat.
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| Rabbids Alive & Kicking Review – Kill The Waaaaabbit | Gavin Mannion - December 2nd, 2011 | As soon as we heard that a new new Rabbids game was heading our way for review I instantly volunteered to take it home for a test drive, I’ve had a bit of a love affair with the Rabbids for a few years now (don’t judge me) and while the games haven’t evolved much in that time ... [»] |
Score 7.0/10 |
| Rumour: Kinect 2 will be able to read your lips | Geoffrey Tim - November 29th, 2011 | According to Eurogamer’s ninja sources, the next iteration of Microsoft’s controller-free motion-sensing Kinect - that’ll be included with the next Xbox - will include greatly enhanced tracking and voice-recognition capabilities.
Apparently the device will be able to read lips, detect the direction a player is facing and recognize the player’s emotional state.The device, unhampered by the slow USB speeds that currently limit Kinect’s technology will allow for high-bandwidth data transfer that’ll allow Kinect to allow for far greater precision.
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| Microsoft wants to bolster its exclusives library | Geoffrey Tim - November 25th, 2011 | There’s no denying that when it comes to AAA exclusives, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 is falling behind the pack. Sony’s PlayStation 3 has a wealth of exclusives - games like Killzone, Uncharted, LittleBigPlanet, God of War (and the list goes on). Nintendo has all that first-part goodness; Mario, Zelda, Kirby, Donkey Kong (and that list goes on and on too) while the 360 really only has ... [»] |
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| New Xbox Dashboard coming 6 December. Maybe | Geoffrey Tim - November 22nd, 2011 | Some of you might be using the new Xbox Dashboard already, having been plucked from a group of hopefuls to be in the preview program. You’re under NDA, so you can’t tell us what it’s like. That’s ok though, we’ll get to test out the new dashboard - along with everybody else - on December 6.The new Dashboard - which features the “metro” user ... [»] |
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