a maior certeza que eu tenho é que tem um kinect adventures nessa coleção dele

Vem kinect??

When Microsoft noticed how wildly popular Xbox Kinect was as an optional accessory, they decided to force feed it on every Xbox user. It flopped. Microsoft learned nothing from the experience and repeated the mistake by force feeding Copilot everywhere. Have they learned?

- unless it's stuff like Kinect, anything motion related or AR cards there isn't a lot of games that can stop you if you don't have the equipment - any basic phone or laptop these days do the job - how does that make sense - hobbies take time, nobody ask you to play every day

Aí vai ver os jogos são Kinect Sports x 5 Just Dance 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Fifa 12, 13 e 14 Call Of Duty MW2

Só se zera game pelo youtube se for uma Kinect Novel.

That being said though I’m old enough to remember the uproar over “Xbox Kinect can see your blood™️”, which more or less killed the project (albeit the last of many reasons) and the “always online” DRM nonsense - so it’s not as though nobody noticed when tech overstepped.

Xbox 360 kinect esex🫪😝👀😂

AI and ML are more advanced today than they were when Kinect launched. Kinect's responsiveness could likely be improved. NX Playground may never become a massive platform, but its existence raises an interesting question: was Microsoft right to abandon controller-free gaming?

Instead of abandoning Kinect, MS could have turned it into its own category. Imagine an Xbox Kinect 2 sold as a dedicated product for families, fitness, sports, party games, etc. It wouldn't have needed to sell tens of millions of units or compete to justify its existence.

Watching the reception to NX Playground got me thinking about Kinect and whether Microsoft gave up on the idea too early. Microsoft moved on from controller-free gaming entirely. But what if the problem wasn't the concept itself, but the way it was packaged within the Xbox

但し、標準的なコントローラー以外のデバイスを必要としない限りにおいてとは書かなきゃならなくなったのは手痛い。Kinectちゃん……

The Kinect watching from the corner like: "I was not programmed for this" 😭 What's the most random piece of old tech you still have lying around?

Microsoft has always had the patience of a two-year-old child. I often tell people what if XBOX had retooled Kinect as a streaming device? Once streaming took off XBOX would've had the console with a built-in streaming setup. Remember how PS sold PS2s for DVD

Yes, by the writer of Silent Hill F, it is a Kinect novel all the way through which some very minor interactions in the last episodes, some logic puzzles and a chose your ending, one doesn't lose much by just watching, but it's because there is more a novel than a game

My grandparents buy old, run down houses at tax sales, refurbish them, and sell them. House flipping. This one had the Halo Xbox inside the house (along with a Kinect I didn't take, I've got one) then the rest came from a C container outside. It was smoldering.

Very interesting premise. I have to ask, since I'm just now reading Orphan X, is there any magical technology? Because if there is, I'm out 🫤 I get very frustrated with magical technology, like the digestible GPS sand and the seemingly pointless text message-displaying contact lenses paired with an air keyboard*. In both cases there's a fundamental wireless problem – GPS is passive and a tracker needs a transmitter that can connect to a larger network like the cell phone network. That's not going to happen with sand-sized chips in a body, nor could they transmit several miles directly to Evan's lair. They probably couldn't even function as a GPS receiver either – it's just magic, and magic should be in the Fantasy aisle, not in thrillers. That said, an AI disastrously *anticipating* its humans' needs or wants, or inferring them, is a great premise. So long as the mind-reading or whatever it is isn't just magic, fake technology. Though with sci-fi you can stipulate breakthroughs that you can't in present-day thrillers, as long as the physics isn't broken. * RFID fingernails wouldn't enable an air keyboard. You'd need a Kinect-like sensor that also tracked hand position, and how would the typist know what keys they struck? It would also be difficult to use in public or tight spaces, it offers no advantage, increases likelihood of failure, etc.

Y mira que Xbox estaba saludable hasta 360, pero todo comenzó a caerse como castillo de naipes tras Kinect.

Muchos ya ven a Spencer como el villano que se iba a destruir Xbox, pero quiero recordar que fue él el que: -Quito el Kinect y barato la Xbox One -Trajo la retrocompatibilidad. -Trajo la nueva generación con una consola al precio de cualquier bolsillo y otra que fue la más potente y a un precio asequible. -El servicio Game past con juegos de salida en el servicio y por un precio asequible. -Volvio a aumentar los juegos de los estudios de Xbox y los amplió comprando Zenimax por ejemplo y tuvimos juegazos como Indiana Jones, Starfield... -Y en la nueva generación no cobro por las mejoras. No como hizo EA o Sony. Ha cometido errores, sí. Comprar Activision fue el primero. Subir el precio de Game past a un precio exagerado y lanzar los juegos en otras plataformas. Que no es por defenderlo, pero entro en Jerusalén con aplausos y ahora lo crucificamos.

Ce qui a tué Xbox c’est la Xbox One Kinect (et une obligation d’être connecté full time au net) qui coûtait 100€ de plus qu’une PS4. C’est tout, faut pas chercher plus loin.