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Update:Natal em 14Nov 2010 com 14 Jogos e a 80USD
A number of new games have been revealed.
* Kinectimals – an animal training game.
* Joy Ride – a kart racer that had recently been rumored to be a Kinect launch title.
* Kinect Sports – Kinect’s version of Wii Sports.
* Kinect Adventures – features a river-rafting game, presumably along with other adventures.
* Dance Central - a dancing game.
There will also be games featuring characters from the Star Wars and Disney universes.
The Kinect name seems to combine the words “connect,” referring to how users interface with the Xbox 360, and “kinetic,” which the Free Online Dictionary has helpfully defined as “Of, relating to, or produced by motion.” So, Kinect is all about connecting to the console by means of motion. If not exactly poetic, it is certainly a descriptive name.
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A number of new games have been revealed.
* Kinectimals – an animal training game.
* Joy Ride – a kart racer that had recently been rumored to be a Kinect launch title.
* Kinect Sports – Kinect’s version of Wii Sports.
* Kinect Adventures – features a river-rafting game, presumably along with other adventures.
* Dance Central - a dancing game.
There will also be games featuring characters from the Star Wars and Disney universes.
The Kinect name seems to combine the words “connect,” referring to how users interface with the Xbox 360, and “kinetic,” which the Free Online Dictionary has helpfully defined as “Of, relating to, or produced by motion.” So, Kinect is all about connecting to the console by means of motion. If not exactly poetic, it is certainly a descriptive name.
Natal for November 2010
14 games and low price at launch for Microsoft's motion controller.
by Martin Robinson, IGN UK
UK, November 11, 2009 - First precise details on the launch of Microsoft's Natal technology have emerged with the motion controller slated for a November 2010 release, to be supported by 14 launch games and to retail under 50 GBP (80 USD).
Details come courtesy of MCV and have emerged from a recent Microsoft tour of UK studios. Some 5 million units are also said to be being prepared for the release.
Natal was revealed at this year's E3 and is Microsoft's first serious move into a market that's become dominated by Nintendo since the launch of the Wii. There's no word on what the 14 launch titles will be, but it has already garnered the support of several key development studios, and is looking to rejuvenate the Xbox 360 console.
We went hands-all-over-the-place with it at Gamescom this year – head here to read our thoughts.
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The first demo I tried was what Microsoft was calling "Burnout Natal." Though it isn't a real game in development, the mixture of Burnout Paradise and the Natal camera was meant to provide proof that you could use the device's technology for practically any genre or software. How quickly I was recognized into the Natal's body identification system (just a few seconds) was surprising, and in a matter of moments I was controlling Burnout paradise with my feet and hands.
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We've talked with our partners, like Epic and Bungie, and our internal studios about the technology for quite a while. You're going to see a range of experiences when we finally come to market.
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Johnny Chung Lee, the former Carnegie Mellon researcher known for finding creative ways to adapt the Wiimote,has revealed himself as one of the minions behind Project Natal, Microsoft's effort to add motion-sensing capabilities into the Xbox 360.
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