[games_access] Kinect / Kung-Fu Live

[Tara Tefertiller]

You haven't heard of rail shooters? They're actually pretty popular,
especially in arcades.

On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 5:04 PM, Sandra Uhling <sandra_uhling at web.de> wrote:


> Hi,

>

> the menu is the most critical part. It would be

> great when all possibilities would be used:

> * hand control

> * foot control? (would be nice to try it out: buttons on screen or dance

> pad)

> * voice control

> * gamepad control (maybe reconfigurable?)

> * maybe one button control? (automatic scanning)

>

>

> Dance Central:

> Also it is designed for full body movements, maybe this would be nice?

> People can setup the body parts that are tracked. E.g. only upper body

> or lower body. Maybe people would love to dance, also when they can only

> move a part of their body. Maybe the function of the character helps them

> to get the illusion they could move all parts? Similar to people who can

> virtually run also when in real they are sitting in a wheelchair.

>

>

> Sonic Free Riders:

> I did not try out the jump. What happens when the person does not jump?

> An option for automatically jump would be nice.

>

>

> Standard Xbox360 menu:

> Of course this should also be accessible as possible.

>

>

> Kinectimals:

> I read that this game can be controlled by a gamepad.

> Does someone know more about it?

>

>

> Kinectimals and wheelchair:

> This is was the guy told me:

> * Wheelchair user can play the game

> * For jump they needed only to rise their hand

>

>

> Other topics:

> The one button shooter gamer is a "railshooter".

> I never heard of this genre before. The Harry Potter game

> Is like this. The Charater is moved automatically and you

> have only to shoot.

>

>

> Kung-Fu Live by www.virtualairguitar.com:

> It looks like the whole game uses [CC].

> The story is presented like a comic and in gameplay

> the sounds are presented like in comics. The dialogs are subtitled.

> It is possible to play it sitting in a wheelchair, also the game was

> designed for whole body movement. :-)

>

> And the best: it is possible to send feedback to the programmer!

>

> Best regards,

> Sandra

>

>

>

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