Creators of Doom, No More Heroes, and Panzer Dragoon express interest in Kinect

But it's not for "real games," says Carmack

"I have an itch to make a Kinect title for Xbox Live," said John Carmack in a recent. But don't get your hopes up too fast - he followed it with, "I don't even know what I'd want to do yet... I can't use Kinect for our real games; there just isn't a plac💖e for our current FPSes on th๊ere."

So while it may be a while until we see a Kinect game from the man who single-handedly pushed FPS tech to its limits for the betﷺter part of the 90's, it's nice to hear a hardcore developer express interest in the project, and he's not the only one. Several high-profile Japanese firms also, in one ofits recent features.

&l🐼dquo;It's the way towards free gaming,” sai🌠d No More Heroes developer Suda 51. “Freedom of the hands means more freedom in play... as a game designer, a revolutionary device like this makes my heart flutter,” he continued.

Suda revealed his carnival-themed action Kinect game during the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft keynote at this year's TGS. At the same evenꦉt, Yukio Futatsugi revealed Project Draco, which appears to be a Kinect-powered spiritual successor to Panzer Dragoon, a game he directed. Futatsugi told Famitsu that Kinect has the possibility to reawaken his excitement for games.

The feature included in🎉terviews from the developers of more casual-friendly games, including Kinect Adventures, Kinect Sports, Dance Evolution, Sonic Free Riders, Adrenalin Misfits, and Haunt from Parappa th🦩e Rapper creator Masaya Matsura.

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Nov 19, 2010