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QuickSilver · 12-06-2010, 01:53 PM

No, I think it's just that I do zero arm exercise, so that's where I'm feeling the pain. It detects foot movements, torso movement, head movement, and jumps. Several games require you to put your knees on the floor.

The 3D aspect needs a little work - since the detection range is small, if you need to step forward, a lot of time you'll step out of the tracking zone.

I should mention that I'm about six feet away from the sensor, which is "good" - it would be better if I could get eight. However, I was pleasantly surprised that I don't need a ton of room to play. I don't have a particularly big living room, but I'm fine as long as I move the coffee table out of the way. If I really wanted to, I could re-arrange my furniture and get the ideal playing space.

Again, overall - LOVE IT.

12-06-2010, 01:53 PM	#39
QuickSilver Thor's Human Donating Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 5,929 Blog Entries: 31	No, I think it's just that I do zero arm exercise, so that's where I'm feeling the pain. It detects foot movements, torso movement, head movement, and jumps. Several games require you to put your knees on the floor. The 3D aspect needs a little work - since the detection range is small, if you need to step forward, a lot of time you'll step out of the tracking zone. I should mention that I'm about six feet away from the sensor, which is "good" - it would be better if I could get eight. However, I was pleasantly surprised that I don't need a ton of room to play. I don't have a particularly big living room, but I'm fine as long as I move the coffee table out of the way. If I really wanted to, I could re-arrange my furniture and get the ideal playing space. Again, overall - LOVE IT. __________________ If you love something, set it free. Unless it's an angry tiger. Last edited by QuickSilver; 12-06-2010 at 01:54 PM.