So... a new Halo trilogy, huh? Who didn't see that coming?
Microsoft's conference was alright at first, then they went into a bunch of Kinect stuff for the second half. At least they're starting to support their mainstream games with it though, so I have to give them credit there. Still see the big issue of the Kinect only games all being on-rails and offering no free movement whatsoever, which is a letdown since they could do so much more with it. (Or better yet, have all of the Kinect stuff but still make the player hold a controller or something to get some of the harder to do functions like movement and such.)
Now comes the wait for Sony and Nintendo to see what they have in store.
Microsoft's conference was alright at first, then they went into a bunch of Kinect stuff for the second half. At least they're starting to support their mainstream games with it though, so I have to give them credit there. Still see the big issue of the Kinect only games all being on-rails and offering no free movement whatsoever, which is a letdown since they could do so much more with it. (Or better yet, have all of the Kinect stuff but still make the player hold a controller or something to get some of the harder to do functions like movement and such.)
Now comes the wait for Sony and Nintendo to see what they have in store.
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