http://e3.gamespot.com/video/6265819/?hd=1
Looks interesting...
Child of Eden (Rez sequel)
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chocobojoe
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Re: Child of Eden (Rez sequel)
Hopefully you can play with a regular controller too.
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Re: Child of Eden (Rez sequel)
Definitely looking forward to the release of this game.
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Re: Child of Eden (Rez sequel)
Just came out, apparently it's really good. Most people say it's better with Kinect, but it's not required. Lots of people said they were tearing up when playing it was just so bee-yoo-tee-ful.
Re: Child of Eden (Rez sequel)
Oh yeah...I was going to try to pick this up today. Thanks for the reminder.
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Re: Child of Eden (Rez sequel)
If this is good then I am definitely getting it.Ho wrote:Oh yeah...I was going to try to pick this up today. Thanks for the reminder.
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Re: Child of Eden (Rez sequel)
I don't know about that, but I did buy the game, played it, and enjoyed it.
The visuals are fantastic and the music is lovely. The Kinect controls are a little bit awkward at first, but after I got used to them, I think they add a satisfying visceral element to the game. It's a lot like the feeling I get from playing something like DDR, pop'n music, or DrumMania vs. something like IIDX. IIDX is enjoyable. The music really gets me going and there is great satisfaction in being able to achieve attain skill and achieve higher goals. But the addition of the physicality required to play the other games I mentioned (and Child of Eden) heightens the overall experience for me.
The visuals are fantastic and the music is lovely. The Kinect controls are a little bit awkward at first, but after I got used to them, I think they add a satisfying visceral element to the game. It's a lot like the feeling I get from playing something like DDR, pop'n music, or DrumMania vs. something like IIDX. IIDX is enjoyable. The music really gets me going and there is great satisfaction in being able to achieve attain skill and achieve higher goals. But the addition of the physicality required to play the other games I mentioned (and Child of Eden) heightens the overall experience for me.