Xbox 360 Kinect – Full Body Motion Controller We are waiting for you!
What is Kinect and how does Kinect work? Kinect is a device that allows us to play games without controllers, hands free! Using this Kinect we can say goodbye to the controller. Microsoft has surely prepared everything for this device to be successful, and they have even updated the firmware of their Xbox Dashboard. The 250 GB Xbox 360 Kinect bundle will cost around $550 in the US.
With Kinect, our body becomes a wireless joystick or better said as a “living controller”. In fact, Kinect is just a camera for Xbox 360 (it’s actually a device that acts like a camera). It connects to the console via USB and uses infrared transmission to draw in 3D. Kinect has a microphone so you can communicate with the console and other users to see through and beyond infrared. The console will automatically recognize the user when they stand in front of the video about 2.5m from the screen and start interpreting their gestures. This automatic login system will prevent confusion between each player, even for those who simply pretend to hold a wheel and hands.
Microsoft Kinect is a new input camera device developed by Microsoft that can detect our movements as gamers and convert them into commands to play the game. The update also simplifies Wi-Fi and new audio codecs optimize Xbox Live chat party audio quality. The QWERTY keyboard gaining increased dashboard usability and avatars now become more realistic.
There are many good programs for Kinect, for example, you can use a software called Skype style, the “video kinect” that allows you to video chat with friends on Xbox Live Windows Live Messenger, you can engage the player in real time thanks to perception. of trade of motors of movement and inclination.
The games included for the Xbox 360 Kinect Bundle are: Kinectimals (a kind of Nintendogs in HD); Kinect Sports (Microsoft’s answer to Wii Sports: featuring bowling, soccer, table tennis, boxing, and volleyball); Kinect joy ride; Kinect Adventures! (“Jump, dive and scantevi” while running through a route full of obstacles, 20 in total). Microsoft’s hands-free game lets you play with your body, facial expressions, and voice.