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- Kinect Sports Ultimate Collection
- X360
- Published by Microsoft Game S...
- Developed by Rareware
- French release: Available
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I have a friend, who played Eyepet at a convention and "complained" the way the pet draws whatever you draw on a sheet of paper. He said "lol this is stupid, so if I draw a penis shaped car he draws it? That is stupid." I tried to explain to him "Yes you draw ANYTHING and the pet draws it and turns it into a car or a plane or whatever".
Yet he thinks Kinect is "acceptable". My argument was in the running race that the Mii avatar character does. I said "So if I do a handstand and run on the spot in front of the camera, the character in the game does that too...? What's that....no he doesn't?? He just keeps running doing a preprogrammed animation run that only picks up my movement and makes the onscreen character run? FAIL." That is one of my biggest problems with Kinect, the lies of its 1:1 motion detection that 95% of the schmucks with it believe.