Att det går tungt för Kinect i Segas hemland Japan, hindrar inte den japanska utgivaren från att tro stenhårt på Microsofts kamera, rapoorterar CVG. Tvärtom planerar man flera nya spel till den, även exklusiva sådana och kommer kraftigt att utöka sin satsning.
Ett exempel på det ser vi i höst när skräcktiteln Rise Of Nightmares blir det första Kinect-spelet att få 18-årsmärkning, men enligt Sega har man betydligt mer på gång än så.
"It's ironic that Sega, probably better known for its family titles, is taking something mature onto it. There's a lot of Kinect functionality planned for our games going forward - and hopefully a few more exclusives that we're working with Microsoft on.", säger Segas Europa/USA-boss Mike Hayes.
"Microsoft are adding more years to Xbox 360's lifecycle by this very clever extension. For us as developers we can either incorporate that into our main game or we can make games that are fun but don't have to be big behemoth games to be accepted and enjoyed by the consumer. That's the smart way of considering the lifecycle.", fortsätter Hayes.
Hayes avslutar: "Building specifically for Kinect makes a lot of sense provided we've got the right idea. So yes, we're fully supportive of it and you can't ignore the install base and how well they've been driving that."
