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Even Isaac Clarke Can Be On Kinect

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A video has been uploaded by Youtube user kick755 that shows him playing Dead Space 2 with Kinect and a Wii remote in his right hand.

In the video, Isaac Clarke responds what seems to be perfectly to kick755′s movements, mirroring him exactly.    If this video is legit, it does help to prove that games that are not sports or recreation types can respond well to Kinect.

via KinectHacks

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That is, if Microsoft stops being full of themselves and admits they need some form of controller to compliment the Kinect to play pretty much anything more advanced then what's out now.

That is, if Microsoft stops being full of themselves and admits they need some form of controller to compliment the Kinect to play pretty much anything more advanced then what's out now.

Or they could just release the update that is coming later this Spring that tracks your fingers. At which point a controller still isn't needed.

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