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5 Original Video Game Console Names that Were Infinitely More "Gangsta Their Final NamesFollowing are several game console code names that were more kick ass than the lame names they ended up with.
Five Features the Xbox Kinect Under-delivered that Project Natal PromisedI loved Project Natal, but I'm not as enthusiastic about the Xbox Kinect. Yeah, I know, Project Natal and the Xbox Kinect are the same thing - or are they? Following are 5 great features Project Natal promised that the Xbox Kinect came up short on.- Project Natal Might Cost Almost as Much as a Nintendo WiiA very trusted industry source snitch for Engadget revealed a few new tidbits about the Xbox 360's new gaming peripheral, Project Natal. While it's great to get exclusive news on Project Natal's development; all news isn't good news.
A Look at Microsoft's Project NatalMicrosof't Project Natal, is a hands-free motion-sensitive controller system with voice recognition software.
Project Natal Full Briefing to Be Revealed at E3 2010Project Natal, Microsoft's motion sensing device, will be unveiled at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) after making a "no show" and letting the PlayStation Move steal the show at GDC 2010 in San Francisco. Are you ready for Project Natal?- If Project Natal Responded to PlayStation Move's Funny CommercialPlayStation released its first PlayStation Move commercial and it sends shots making fun of Project Natal and the Nintendo Wii. Microsoft was unavailable for comment, but if they did, it would go a little something like this.
- 4 Reasons Project Natal Will Be Better Than the PlayStation MoveThe PlayStation Move motion controller and Xbox 360's motion sensing Project Natal are rumored to launch holiday season 2010. It may be too early to tell, but from the looks of it, this will be better than the PlayStation Move.
Xbox 360: Project Natal Has Slow Response Time (.10 Second Lag)Microsoft announced its motion sensing device, Project Natal, at E3 2009 and gamers have been wetting their beds ever since. The Xbox 360 peripheral Project Natal is set to be the first hands free game controlling device ever, but testing has shown lag.
6 Game Types Project Natal's Lag Will Completely RuinProject Natal is set to hit the stores in October 2010 for Xbox 360 fans worldwide, but the complaints about its lag have already surfaced. .10 seconds of lag doesn't seem like a lot, but playing these game types will reveal how bad the lag actually is.- Why Project Natal Will FailReasons why Microsoft's motion-sensor will fail
- Problems Xbox 360's Project Natal Must Overcome to Find SuccessHere are a few problems Project Natal will be facing once it launches some time in 2010.
- Xbox 360's Project Natal Coming to PCThe Xbox 360 multi-functional camera will also head to the PC market sometime in the future.
- Microsoft's Project Natal for X-Box 360 May Not Be Next Step in Motion ControlsMicrosoft's Project Natal for the X-Box 360 may claim to be the next step in motion controls, however it may not live up to its claim.
- Can Project Natal Help Xbox 360 Outsell the Nintendo Wii?Many predict that the so-called "Project Natal" will make a dent on the Nintendo Wii, which is the fastest selling video game system ever. So can the Xbox 360 outsell the Nintendo Wii with the release on Project Natal?
- Project Natal: Microsoft's Controller-free GamingMicrosoft's Project Natal envisions a future of gaming in which the only controller is your own body.
Microsoft Reveals Plans for the Revolutionary "Project Natal"On June 1st, Microsoft announced their plans to release "Project Natal," an X-Box 360 add-on the will compete with the Wii and allow users to play, paint and shop without the use of a controller.- Project Natal Hyped at E3True motion based controls are announced at E3 as coming to the Xbox 360 with Project Natal.
- Project Natal: Microsoft's Gaming RevolutionMicrosoft hopes to usher forth a revolution in the form of motion controlled gaming. Unlike the Nintendo Wii, The player uses their entire body to control virtual entities, without using buttons.
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