We all know what video games are going to be like in the not so distant future. You are going to don a helmet that puts you inside a 3D world, and your body is going to be the controller. They are already working towards this now.
So here's my question, if a game like DKS comes out with a ten pound sword controller and a collectors edition forty pound coat of armor, and you have to run in place to move and swing the ten pound controller to fight, are you still going to play it?
If a game like Super Mario comes out are you going to run in place and jump a million times?
If you don't like the sound of this, I suggest we all make a petition to get rid of Kinect, Wii, and whatever the PS3 equivalent is called. I will also be recruiting a private militia with the goal of sabotaging the factories they are built at should the petition fail. Game developers need to know that exercise has no place in gaming. Any forum members with experience in explosives, espionage, or just a general dislike for unwarranted exercise can submit a fifty page resume to me and a brief video demonstrating some of your skills.
So here's my question, if a game like DKS comes out with a ten pound sword controller and a collectors edition forty pound coat of armor, and you have to run in place to move and swing the ten pound controller to fight, are you still going to play it?
If a game like Super Mario comes out are you going to run in place and jump a million times?
If you don't like the sound of this, I suggest we all make a petition to get rid of Kinect, Wii, and whatever the PS3 equivalent is called. I will also be recruiting a private militia with the goal of sabotaging the factories they are built at should the petition fail. Game developers need to know that exercise has no place in gaming. Any forum members with experience in explosives, espionage, or just a general dislike for unwarranted exercise can submit a fifty page resume to me and a brief video demonstrating some of your skills.