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One Very Very unexpected side effect of motion controllers

By repete 11-10-2010 09:12 PM
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So i walked into my local best buy that has not changed since i was a kid and everything was in a different location than normal. I though wow they actually moved things around i had know clue why until i went into the gaming section.



I saw that there were these 2 new 10 by 10 foot empty spaces. One was used for kinect one was used for Move. It seemed like such a waste of space. Even the rock band demo areas are like maybe 4 square feet. I thought this was just kinda strange.




I got to try out playstaion move and it was already broken like all the other demo stations best buy has ever had (Me and friend a year ago played rock band using gitars that only had one button) I was not able to try out kinect but it looked playable because what is there to break.





I picked up Red vs Blue REcollection for 20 dollars and it was a good buy love RvB
any thoughts
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Old distgfx distgfx is offline - 11-10-2010, 10:23 PM
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Thoughts? If they're going to demo something, make sure it works and watch the demo stations so people don't break them.
Old DarkZion DarkZion is offline - 11-11-2010, 12:31 AM
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I went to my Best Buy today and the same thing happened. But, their Kinect display was just two chairs that you can sit in to watch a video about Kinect.
Old AvidWriter AvidWriter is offline - 11-11-2010, 01:10 AM
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Wait. You bought a DVD that you can watch online for free? I don't understand.

I don't mean piracy. As far as I know RvB was always free online.

Funny how the internet can make amateur stuff like that and turn it into actual profit.

Oh internet, you so silly.
Old davidb69 davidb69 is offline - 11-11-2010, 09:31 AM
Move and Kinect use about the same amount of space, I recommend you'd have at least 8 feet of space between yourself and the TV. Both work very well, but Move right now has the better lineup.
Old Count Count is offline - 11-11-2010, 10:17 AM
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^ Kinect you have to be a bit far..

Move you can go as close as 3ft (but it's better around 4+)
Old crunchewy crunchewy is offline - 11-12-2010, 04:10 PM
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I was at Best Buy the other day and they had Kinect and Move, but Kinect wasn't working, though they tried to get it working. They couldn't get it to calibrate or something. I don't now. Several people tried and the employee was trying to get it to work but it was a bust. It wasn't helping sell the system.

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