@LJS9502_basic said:
@HalcyonScarlet said:
@LJS9502_basic said:
@HalcyonScarlet said:
@LJS9502_basic said:
If it was necessary they wouldn't have been able to that....hence useless. You don't need it at all.
It's actually vastly more useless now. We never found out what it could have turned into. The point of it being packed in was that developers would know that every single person would have one. A peripheral with a split market is completely useless compared to one without.
So it'll be a similar thing with that Project Morpheus thing too. A split market will mean it doesn't quite get the support it could have otherwise.
Yeah but the first Kinect didn't really do much....perhaps they should have learned from their mistakes?
They did, the first Kinect had a split market, hence they packaged it with the X1.
I think they learned the wrong lesson then.....lol.
It's a risk, you can't tell until it happens.
Do you realise the whole reason the Wii is so weak is because it was a huge risk. If the Wii had failed and had been an expensive higher speced console, it would have been so costly to Nintendo. So they made it weak to minimize such an impact. It just so happens it was a big success. But it was a gamble. MS can absorb the blow and the only thing that happened was a reshuffle and some pissed off shareholders (or whatever).
But I'm disappointed, because what's left is two consoles which are just moderate expansions over last gen in more or less everyway. I liked the idea of the X1 in its launch form because while the current gen consoles weren't impressing me with their silly APU nonsense, this had the potential to offer something different. I'm disappointed the games industry said 'no we want exactly the same stuff we had before'. I mean wow, do we need two identical consoles? I don't get why they couldn't have co-existed.
Take a step back, wouldn't it have been more interesting to have the Wii U with its screen pad, the X1 with Kinect, the PS4 with the traditional approach and the PC in its current and constantly evolving state. Now that would have been an interesting gen. What we're left with is just kinda boring imo.
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