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Microsoft: Core gamer the first to buy Kinect | |
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| Time: 14:04 EST/19:04 GMT | News Source: That Video Game Blog | Posted By: Brian Kvalheim | ||
Even though Kinect’s first wave of games has been said to be audience expanding, Microsoft believes it’ll still be the hardcore gamer who will be the first in line to purchase the device. Because that’s just what they do. Said Xbox’s worldwide product marketing manager Ryan Moore in a recent interview: “I think we know that hardcore gamers will be the first to go out and buy it, as they are with any product.” “… we know we have to have a wide range of experiences, from things like [Kinectimals] to… to… games that are more geared towards the core. So I would expect a wide range of products to be released this holiday.” Kinect will launch in early November with around 15 titles. Half of them have been revealed so far, all of which — with the exception of Harmonix’s Dance Central (pictured), perhaps — are aimed at the casual demographic. Core offerings are expected to arrive with the second wave of games; there simply hasn’t been enough time to develop a core game for Kinect yet, is Sega’s reasoning. | ||
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