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Holy crap, that is awesome. I am so flag it's not all Kinect controlled since I've had uncomfortable delays and accuracy issues when using it for games like Gunstringer and Rise of Nightmares. Also, the psyche of crew mates playing a role is brilliant! Tanks aren't a one man job!
I gotta say... that looks like it could be one of the most legitimate motion games assemble. Putting the player inside of the tank through the game is a good way to suggest free mobility to the player without requiring the player to make "walking" movements like Rise of Nightmares. As long as the game recognizes those movements fluidly and the story is at least okay, this could be one of the best motion games.
@tuoman
Sure you could. You may choose to not make the necessary purchases, but that does not equate to you being unable to do so.
Sure you could. You may choose to not make the necessary purchases, but that does not equate to you being unable to do so.
somewhat nice implementation, but seriously? having to take your hands off the controller is such a bad idea while in the middle of a war just to use your binoculars.
Man this seems awesome. If the Kinect can actually accurately track everything well it seems like it will be a blast (pun completely intended). The original game had a lot of controls as well and it was damn fun. I hope they keep the original game's challenge in as well. Games like this are the closet consoles are likely to ever get to having a true mech "sim". I really wish the original Steel Battalion had hit off or that more games would have used that controller.
This is what I'd like to see out of kinect games. Personally I do feel that having to stand up and actually make motions to get the game to work ruins the immersion.
@fetusmilk
How exactly would the commander of one of these VT's keep his hands on the controls while having his body outside of the VT with his hands also on binoculars? I don't believe the expectation is for you to be popping out of the hatch amidst heavy combat. Do that and you should end up with the expected results. My point being, it makes sense in the context of the game.
How exactly would the commander of one of these VT's keep his hands on the controls while having his body outside of the VT with his hands also on binoculars? I don't believe the expectation is for you to be popping out of the hatch amidst heavy combat. Do that and you should end up with the expected results. My point being, it makes sense in the context of the game.
@dtomek:
How do you know? Maybe he doesn't have any arms or legs. Maybe he's gonna die tomorrow. Maybe he's under court order to never buy a Kinect. Those are all possible reasons why he can never play it.
How do you know? Maybe he doesn't have any arms or legs. Maybe he's gonna die tomorrow. Maybe he's under court order to never buy a Kinect. Those are all possible reasons why he can never play it.
Dude, whatever. This looks amazing. You use a controller for the precision stuff, and Kinect for the ancillary things (of which the original Steel Battalion had many).
This looks way too bad ass. I will sell babies to buy a Kinect, but first I must steal some.
Where do most people leave babies unguarded?
Where do most people leave babies unguarded?
I dont give a shit about wargames or mechs and all.
But this looks just to sick to not support.
Probably I still wont buy it, but I really hope it does well.
But this looks just to sick to not support.
Probably I still wont buy it, but I really hope it does well.
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