We're so used to going to sleep with nightmares that we can't believe in waking up to a dream.
Palerider_GB wrote:Keep 117 wrote:Are nuns allowed to masturbate??
And is it wrong to watch them?
We're so used to going to sleep with nightmares that we can't believe in waking up to a dream.
ShrimperMax wrote:Good Evening 360 team,
I'm 32 years of age and have been reading your mag' since issue one and have enjoyed each and every one. This is my first post so go easy on me.
I watched the keynote speech yesterday with much interest and what impressed me was how much the Kinect could offer to traditional gaming in the years to come. Up to that point I had been very stand-offish about the add-on. Seeing as a bit of a gimmick that was just doing Wii stuff but better, up to this point I guess that has been the case. But having watched Mass Effect 3 (massive fan of this series) and the Ghost Recon demos I was somewhat blown away with how Kinect could be used alongside pad based play.
So my question.? I have VERY limited space available to me. I have no real intention of jumping around to the likes of Dance Central et all. If I hooked up a Kinect system with NO floor space and would only be used with me SITTING no more that five feet from the screen. Is the thing going to work at all? And when i say work I mean for Voice recognition for Mass Effect 3, hand gestures in Child of Eden, talking to the console etc??
Thanks for your excellent publication and keep up the stirling work. Max.
ShrimperMax wrote:ShrimperMax wrote:Good Evening 360 team,
I'm 32 years of age and have been reading your mag' since issue one and have enjoyed each and every one. This is my first post so go easy on me.
I watched the keynote speech yesterday with much interest and what impressed me was how much the Kinect could offer to traditional gaming in the years to come. Up to that point I had been very stand-offish about the add-on. Seeing as a bit of a gimmick that was just doing Wii stuff but better, up to this point I guess that has been the case. But having watched Mass Effect 3 (massive fan of this series) and the Ghost Recon demos I was somewhat blown away with how Kinect could be used alongside pad based play.
So my question.? I have VERY limited space available to me. I have no real intention of jumping around to the likes of Dance Central et all. If I hooked up a Kinect system with NO floor space and would only be used with me SITTING no more that five feet from the screen. Is the thing going to work at all? And when i say work I mean for Voice recognition for Mass Effect 3, hand gestures in Child of Eden, talking to the console etc??
Thanks for your excellent publication and keep up the stirling work. Max.
Can no-one help with this?? And no Clowntrousers I don't work for Microsoft.
Bob wrote:I'm not sure the current team are contributing to this thread.. Perhaps I should get it locked
CherryCokeChaos wrote:ShrimperMax wrote:ShrimperMax wrote:Good Evening 360 team,
I'm 32 years of age and have been reading your mag' since issue one and have enjoyed each and every one. This is my first post so go easy on me.
I watched the keynote speech yesterday with much interest and what impressed me was how much the Kinect could offer to traditional gaming in the years to come. Up to that point I had been very stand-offish about the add-on. Seeing as a bit of a gimmick that was just doing Wii stuff but better, up to this point I guess that has been the case. But having watched Mass Effect 3 (massive fan of this series) and the Ghost Recon demos I was somewhat blown away with how Kinect could be used alongside pad based play.
So my question.? I have VERY limited space available to me. I have no real intention of jumping around to the likes of Dance Central et all. If I hooked up a Kinect system with NO floor space and would only be used with me SITTING no more that five feet from the screen. Is the thing going to work at all? And when i say work I mean for Voice recognition for Mass Effect 3, hand gestures in Child of Eden, talking to the console etc??
Thanks for your excellent publication and keep up the stirling work. Max.
Can no-one help with this?? And no Clowntrousers I don't work for Microsoft.
Yes it'll be fine, But I'd get it cheap (preowned / ebay) if you're not going to be using it for the dancing, running, sport side of things.
Bob wrote:Bob wrote:I'm not sure the current team are contributing to this thread.. Perhaps I should get it locked
Perhaps you should read what's actually been posted as an answer Mr Shrimper 'Bill Gates' Max

Palerider_GB wrote:Bob wrote:Bob wrote:I'm not sure the current team are contributing to this thread.. Perhaps I should get it locked
Perhaps you should read what's actually been posted as an answer Mr Shrimper 'Bill Gates' Max
Umm. Bob is now arguing with... er... Bob?
How much whiskey have you drunk?
Bob wrote:He quoted himself.. I was following his lead.
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