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11/16/09
NO! THE HORROR! #eyepet
11/14/09
I was one of the people who bought Eye of Judgment, and the game struggled to even read the cards correctly on a set placemat. Expecting it to react realistically would have been absurd.
Of course, I don't expect any better from Natal, as it still suffers from that "real world" problem. #eyepet
11/14/09
I know, I know, they're entirely different projects in terms of scope and depth, but there's still room to be pleasantly surprised.
That said, emotiv's headset dealy has been described by various sources I generally trust as either good or bad, so the jury's still out on that one.
I don't think non-traditional gaming is a necessity yet, but pushing the boundaries past the virtual-reality shooter of 1995 county fairs is a welcome change. #eyepet
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*sigh*. #eyepet
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Shame, indeed. #eyepet
11/14/09
There is just no potential interest in camera yet (or market), but for kids this will be a nice present.
If your child will smile, then its enough about this game. #eyepet
11/14/09
Exactly. #eyepet
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But then again, who can predict how a child will react? Maybe they will love it all the way after all. #eyepet
11/15/09
I wish we knew what was more at fault here. Is the EyeToy simply too outdated to allow a game of this sort to work, was the development team simply cut short with their time, or were they incompetent in their development? #eyepet
11/14/09
I want to see a sequel to the only videogame that gives an actual work out. #eyepet
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Yeah ... that's a pretty big issue there. I was hoping I'd be able to run the pet on my coffee table, but I'm not going to move everything when I want to turn the thing on.
Natal is supposed to be able to adapt to furniture in the room, so it'll be interesting to see how it compares ... whenever it is actually released. #eyepet
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This is proof of the technical disadvantage that the PS Eye has when compared to Natal.
A regular webcam + software can only go so far... #eyepet
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I can tell that people will misuse this feature which will result in many eyepets playing with penis monsters. #eyepet
10/07/09
He added: and I would like everyone to know that I am, as a matter of fact, not bitter in any way at all. Neither bitter or disappointed.
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The Getaway interested me for a similar reason that Assassin's Creed did: The architecture and landscape. I'd love a game that recreates London somewhat accurately. I never played the first few games in the series, though, because this is something I think really needs, at minimum, a PS3 / 360 caliber machine to pull off.
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I mean, you could do the missions, and apart from that there was almost literally nothing to do. Sure, you could steal cars, and then run from the police, or try and kill a cop and take his gun, but then what?
No side missions, virtually no buildings to enter, no shops, no minigames, no interesting street scenes or vignettes. It was like being in a model village, only it was the size of central London. If you just glanced, it looked real, but if you actually tried to find something to do, all the fruit turned out to be made of plastic.
10/07/09
The acting and look was very good, but frankly GTA style game play doesn't really do much for me. (i.e. open world with gangster/mafia style missions). Getaway had a more appealing style than GTA for me though.
I was really interested in this on the Ps3 because I feel the series has a lot of potential.
10/07/09
Oh boy.
partly due to one game's lack of online features
Can't have a game without multiplayer, can we?
Millions of gamers across the globe would stare blankly at the game's case, completely speechless, confuzzled, lost. They would then question whether the Internet ever existed in the first place. Looking at the case again, they'd decide 'No, it must not' thus begins the decline of modern society.
FOX blames this solely on video games and green alien side-boob.
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But if they can polish up the game mechanics I may be willing to give them another try.
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Other than...you know, just having it regenerate...Ok so maybe it isn't so bad.