Xbox Kinect Lands Night at European Games Enthusiasts

November 11 news, according to foreign media reports, the recent European game enthusiasts are lining up overnight, just for the first time to see the Xbox Kinect (a new hands-free action control system for the Xbox 360) true face, Microsoft believes this is A revolutionary approach to game history. The merchants also opened the shop at midnight and welcomed gamers with a high price of £130 (149 euros).

Kinect uses cameras, motion sensors, and microphones to control the operation of the Xbox 360. Players no longer need to hold the device for control, and the product is open to the public with Nintendo's Wii Plus and Sony's Playstation Move. Players believe that the product will undoubtedly expand the appeal of the Xbox. Although Nintendo has always claimed that it will launch its 3D version of the handheld DS controller, it will not be available until at least March 2011.

Microsoft believes that Kinect and its own stable and family-friendly entertainment game project will win the company a big win in this Christmas market battle. Stephen McGill, director of Microsoft Xbox UK and Ireland, said that Kinect is a revolutionary home entertainment and communications device. He believes that “the product has technically moved out of the conventional category. Players only need to move their bodies and the game will automatically respond. This is incredible. It's totally natural and intuitive to use Kinect games. It's very interesting. We are also very happy to offer this product to thousands of families during Christmas."

Kinect-compatible games will also be available in the same period during the Christmas season. For example, in Dance Central games, players need to move their bodies according to the screen prompts, and there are many games for children to play.

Kinect came out a week ago in the United States and is now selling in 23 European countries, and is also the first in Europe. British Xbox 360 fans gathered outside the game shop in Milton Keynes overnight and waited for a door to flow into the store. Michael from Rotters, who is 21 years old, said "I had an Xbox 7 years ago and I have been playing games with it, but now I don't play as much with age, I have new equipment now Whether or not it will allow me to regain my past happy hours.” Mitch, 19, thinks this design is simply a genius design. “This is more advanced than the PS3 uses Move. Although the concept of Move is very good, it is still You want to grab a remote, and this product doesn't have to take anything at all."