@kinect - just saw the video again. Could be totally hot but for games like Star Wars I'd imagine precision and delay would be huge factors. The water rafting game looks like a good fit and ping pong seems like a perfect idea - one big paddle and you play directly towards the screen/kinect sensor. I'm guessing it would only be capable of sensing 2D movements from your body out to the sides
Looks like a better aerobic workout tool than a 1'st/3'rd person shooter interface
@kurdt - thanks. I'm more a Battlefield series fan than Call of Duty, since I prefer non-scripted games. But Star Wars is as scripted as it gets and I'm loving it so maybe I'll give it a try. Cool deal at Game Stop - buy 2 used games get the third free. You have 7 days to return any of them for any reason, no questions asked, for a full refund. Now
that's the kind of business I'm a fan of and happily support. Nothing worse than getting stung on a PC game with zero chance to return it, as you know. If everyone sold games like that the quality would improve across the board since the crappy ones would always return to the stores for a refund and stores would stop carrying them. That's good for everyone, except for the crappy game makers who hope we get stuck with them before realizing they suck.
