Anyone who has played Loco Roco 2 will know that this is not a mine but a happy vehicle for transporting your fragile little yellow guys in. Toss them in, and happy little yellow faces pop out of each spike.
That was pretty cool and all, but am I the only gamer who doesn't like the idea of games reading our every motion?
I don't know about anyone else, but I don't want to be doing something that requires a steady hand (which I don't really have to begin with) only to have my cat jump on me and surprise me and blow the whole level or something. I like to adjust my seating and actually walk around sometimes as I play. I don't really want my games to react to those types of movements.
03/02/09
03/02/09
03/02/09
Hmm...Iooking at this screen grab of Jaime, I see what she means:
Check out the upper buttons of her shirt. Easy access indeed.
03/02/09
11/26/08
I don't know about anyone else, but I don't want to be doing something that requires a steady hand (which I don't really have to begin with) only to have my cat jump on me and surprise me and blow the whole level or something. I like to adjust my seating and actually walk around sometimes as I play. I don't really want my games to react to those types of movements.
No thank you.
11/26/08
You don't like the amazing, mind-blowing technology because your cat might mess up your gaming?