Things kinect can do but move cant

Do you think the things move cant do but kinect can will be a big selling point?? Kinect can track the full body motion of your body. So you can kick but you cant kick with your feet on move.Pretty much anything dealing with your full body, move cant do. Anything move can do but kinect cant,can be done on the controller of 360. Only thing useful that youcan do on moveis maybe golf,but you can do that on kinect probably with better because of full body movement tracking. Pretty much what im interested in using kinect for you cant do that on move.

Suck at gaming? Move can't do that (Nearly as well)

kinect can make you look like a douche bag more than a motion cotroller can... i mean seriously kinect just looks stupid,im not even a fan of the move tho. if i wanna wail around while i play a video game ill play DDR

lordfalsus

[QUOTE="lordfalsus"]

kinect can make you look like a douche bag more than a motion cotroller can... i mean seriously kinect just looks stupid,im not even a fan of the move tho. if i wanna wail around while i play a video game ill play DDR

Kinect can track the full body motion of your body. So you can kick but you cant kick with your feet on move.Pretty much anything dealing with your full body, move cant do. slipknot0129

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[QUOTE="slipknot0129"]Kinect can track the full body motion of your body. So you can kick but you cant kick with your feet on move.Pretty much anything dealing with your full body, move cant do. CajunShooter

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Things Move can do that Kinect can't:

• Resident Evil 5
• Heavy Rain
• MAG
• No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise
• R.U.S.E.
• Dead Space: Extraction
• Infamous 2
• Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath
• SOCOM 4
• Sly Cooper
• Rune Factory

Things Kinect can do that Move can't:

• Dance Central
• Dance Masters
• Dance Paradise
• Kinect Sports
• Deca Sports Freedom
• MotionSports
• EA Sports Active 2.0*
• Your Shape: Fitness Evolved
• Get Fit With Mel B*
• Zumba Fitness*
• The Biggest Lose: Ultimate Workout

Hooray.

You should see the list of things the Wii can do that neither of them can.

Bleh, motion control system wars fatigue.

*These are actually multiplats.

A selling point? Maybe, but big, I doubt. The hardware'll mean nothing if the software backing isn't sufficient (though it'll definately sell well).

seriously?

Pew, Pew, Pew ....... Only on Kinect :lol: .

[QUOTE="slipknot0129"]Kinect can track the full body motion of your body. So you can kick but you cant kick with your feet on move.Pretty much anything dealing with your full body, move cant do. CajunShooter

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Things Move can do that Kinect can't:

• Resident Evil 5
• Heavy Rain
• MAG
• No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise
• R.U.S.E.
• Dead Space: Extraction
• Infamous 2
• Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath
• SOCOM 4
• Sly Cooper
• Rune Factory

Things Kinect can do that Move can't:

• Dance Central
• Dance Masters
• Dance Paradise
• Kinect Sports
• Deca Sports Freedom
• MotionSports
• EA Sports Active 2.0*
• Your Shape: Fitness Evolved
• Get Fit With Mel B*
• Zumba Fitness*
• The Biggest Lose: Ultimate Workout

Hooray.

You should see the list of things the Wii can do that neither of them can.

Bleh, motion control system wars fatigue.

*These are actually multiplats.

shinrabanshou

Kinect will be more significant with interface rather than games. I can see Kinect technology incorporated into laptop web cameras, web cams, and other devices for MS.

So basically many functions we perform with mouse and keyboard will be transferred to eye tracking. Hand and body motions are just the first step. When they can track eye movements, navigating a computer becomes faster and easier than ever conceived.

Things Move can do that Kinect can't:

• Resident Evil 5
• Heavy Rain
• MAG
• No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise
• R.U.S.E.
• Dead Space: Extraction
• Infamous 2
• Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath
• SOCOM 4
• Sly Cooper
• Rune Factory

Things Kinect can do that Move can't:

• Dance Central
• Dance Masters
• Dance Paradise
• Kinect Sports
• Deca Sports Freedom
• MotionSports
• EA Sports Active 2.0*
• Your Shape: Fitness Evolved
• Get Fit With Mel B*
• Zumba Fitness*
• The Biggest Lose: Ultimate Workout

Hooray.

You should see the list of things the Wii can do that neither of them can.

Bleh, motion control system wars fatigue.

*These are actually multiplats.

shinrabanshou

Im not talking about games. Im talking about things they can do the other cant.

slipknot0129

[QUOTE="CajunShooter"]

[QUOTE="slipknot0129"]Kinect can track the full body motion of your body. So you can kick but you cant kick with your feet on move.Pretty much anything dealing with your full body, move cant do. slipknot0129

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[QUOTE="slipknot0129"]

[QUOTE="CajunShooter"] The playstation eye can do full body tracking. Ever heard of a game called Kung Fu Live coming out on PSN?

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Stoner-Pimp

Kinect will be more significant with interface rather than games. I can see Kinect technology incorporated into laptop web cameras, web cams, and other devices for MS.

So basically many functions we perform with mouse and keyboard will be transferred to eye tracking. Hand and body motions are just the first step. When they can track eye movements, navigating a computer becomes faster and easier than ever conceived.

thedude-

But what would the point be? short keys and a mouse is way more efficient than "Kinect" for laptops would be. Even if the "mouse" was actually a touch pad.

I've played games where the PS3 uses your body motion to play games. It could do it with only the camera. Creature Feature is a game on PS3 where you move your body to move these creatures to safety. It's idiotic to play a game that way and makes you feel stupid, idiotic, and at a loss for a controller. Kinect is nothing but a glorified camera. MS are idiots to sell that thing to people.

Kinect is way more appealing than move, simply because it's different. I'm not saying it's going to be good or bad, but I'm hoping for the former. At least MS is thinking outside the box. For that alone we should be praising them.musicalmac

Expect a:

*Rebuttal of posts*

*Linking of point to Eyetoy made by sony*

*statement of Kinect not being able to do FPS*

*a lot of :lol:emoticons*

I've played games where the PS3 uses your body motion to play games. It could do it with only the camera. Creature Feature is a game on PS3 where you move your body to move these creatures to safety. It's idiotic to play a game that way and makes you feel stupid, idiotic, and at a loss for a controller. Kinect is nothing but a glorified camera. MS are idiots to sell that thing to people.

clr84651

[QUOTE="thedude-"]

Kinect will be more significant with interface rather than games. I can see Kinect technology incorporated into laptop web cameras, web cams, and other devices for MS.

So basically many functions we perform with mouse and keyboard will be transferred to eye tracking. Hand and body motions are just the first step. When they can track eye movements, navigating a computer becomes faster and easier than ever conceived.

Filthybastrd

But what would the point be? short keys and a mouse is way more efficient than "Kinect" for laptops would be. Even if the "mouse" was actually a touch pad.

[QUOTE="clr84651"]

I've played games where the PS3 uses your body motion to play games. It could do it with only the camera. Creature Feature is a game on PS3 where you move your body to move these creatures to safety. It's idiotic to play a game that way and makes you feel stupid, idiotic, and at a loss for a controller. Kinect is nothing but a glorified camera. MS are idiots to sell that thing to people.

slipknot0129

Enjoy it then, but I doubt you will.

I dont see any reliable source that proves ps move can do full body movement.

Kinect is way more appealing than move, simply because it's different. I'm not saying it's going to be good or bad, but I'm hoping for the former. At least MS is thinking outside the box. For that alone we should be praising them.musicalmac

I dont see any reliable source that proves ps move can do full body movement.

slipknot0129

Digital Foundry states that it's capable of full body-motion tracking. How it does so, I am unsure, so the technique could well be inferior to the Kinect's.

"Part of the frustration with the games played at the launch event was the fact that little of this groundbreaking tech was being used at all. Motion Fighter was - for me - a real missed opportunity. Its gesture-based control system felt laggy and Wii-like. Quite why that style of gameplay was chosen when Move is capable of full body motion-tracking left me both dismayed and bewildered."

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Think about instantly logging in because your specific eye works better than a password. Lets say you have multiple windows up in your monitor, instead of having to click the specific window you look at it and immediately start doing actions in the window you are looking at (this may sound extremely trivial but little things like that could seriously speed up the process). The freedom of being able to control your computer as long as you are somewhat near it is a big deal. This shatters barriers for casual users. SO many functions that Kinect technology will use, will be able to streamline computers even more for inexperienced users. When the basic person can do much more with computers due to new tools, advanced users range of tools exponentially increase. Before the mouse, everyone used qwerty and many people scoffed at the idea of the mouse.thedude-

And these days little kids are apt with computers.

Voice controls if voice recognition stops sucking and natural language processing improves will be useful. And touch UIs will become even more prevalent too I imagine.

But unless technology develops to a stage where it's actually like Minority Report and not PR nonsense, and it's cheap, efficient and effective, the mouse and keyboard aren't going anywhere fast.

[QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

[QUOTE="thedude-"]

Kinect will be more significant with interface rather than games. I can see Kinect technology incorporated into laptop web cameras, web cams, and other devices for MS.

So basically many functions we perform with mouse and keyboard will be transferred to eye tracking. Hand and body motions are just the first step. When they can track eye movements, navigating a computer becomes faster and easier than ever conceived.

thedude-

But what would the point be? short keys and a mouse is way more efficient than "Kinect" for laptops would be. Even if the "mouse" was actually a touch pad.

[QUOTE="thedude-"]Think about instantly logging in because your specific eye works better than a password. Lets say you have multiple windows up in your monitor, instead of having to click the specific window you look at it and immediately start doing actions in the window you are looking at (this may sound extremely trivial but little things like that could seriously speed up the process). The freedom of being able to control your computer as long as you are somewhat near it is a big deal. This shatters barriers for casual users. SO many functions that Kinect technology will use, will be able to streamline computers even more for inexperienced users. When the basic person can do much more with computers due to new tools, advanced users range of tools exponentially increase. Before the mouse, everyone used qwerty and many people scoffed at the idea of the mouse.shinrabanshou

And these days little kids are apt with computers.

Voice controls if voice recognition stops sucking and natural language processing improves will be useful. And touch UIs will become even more prevalent too I imagine.

But unless technology develops to a stage where it's actually like Minority Report and not PR nonsense, and it's cheap, efficient and effective, the mouse and keyboard aren't going anywhere fast.

stephen hawkings chair uses eye tracking on a computer for his speech for exampleStoner-Pimp

[QUOTE="Stoner-Pimp"]stephen hawkings chair uses eye tracking on a computer for his speech for exampleshinrabanshou

[QUOTE="Stoner-Pimp"]stephen hawkings chair uses eye tracking on a computer for his speech for exampleshinrabanshou

suck.

[QUOTE="kuraimen"]There are no practical things that Kinect can do that couldn't have been done with the Eyetoy.Vinegar_Strokes

its not just what kinect can do what move cant. kinect just does it better. like the normal motion controlled games party,fitness ectect. and once kinect starts to work with the controller then it will also be better for core games.

its not just what kinect can do what move cant. kinect just does it better. like the normal motion controlled games party,fitness ectect. and once kinect starts to work with the controller then it will also be better for core games.

monson21502

[QUOTE="musicalmac"]Kinect is way more appealing than move, simply because it's different. I'm not saying it's going to be good or bad, but I'm hoping for the former. At least MS is thinking outside the box. For that alone we should be praising them.omho88

Introduce a huge amount of latency into an offline game.

prop open a door? y'know like a really heavy door. move is just too flimsy to do that well.

Kinect will be more significant with interface rather than games. I can see Kinect technology incorporated into laptop web cameras, web cams, and other devices for MS.

So basically many functions we perform with mouse and keyboard will be transferred to eye tracking. Hand and body motions are just the first step. When they can track eye movements, navigating a computer becomes faster and easier than ever conceived.

thedude-

Kinect can do eye tracking now?

That's a rhetorical question: of course it can't. It looks like the fanboys still believe Kinect is going to make them into Tom Cruise in Minority Report.

Introduce a huge amount of latency into an offline game.

Dire_Weasel

LMAO this. :lol:

[QUOTE="CajunShooter"]

[QUOTE="slipknot0129"]Kinect can track the full body motion of your body. So you can kick but you cant kick with your feet on move.Pretty much anything dealing with your full body, move cant do. slipknot0129

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[QUOTE="slipknot0129"]

[QUOTE="CajunShooter"] The playstation eye can do full body tracking. Ever heard of a game called Kung Fu Live coming out on PSN?

Kung Fu Live

sam_nintendo

not even close to the same thing, the game tracks the outline of your body, thats why he punches and kicks to the side, because the camera wouldnt be able to see you punch forward, on kinect you can. 2D is a big difference between 3D

Move offers nothing new while Kinect is something many people haven't experienced yet. Although, they are all motion sensing nonsense.