Xavix

[EvilMog]

Yeah we got this POS in a month or so ago. It looks like ass so I hid it on the bottom shelf so it doesnt take away any retail space from items that will sell.

LOL @ Xavix

hmm $79.99 for the unit which has no game and $59.99 for the cheesy games. I WANT ONE!

[ChaoofNee]

Actually, the tennis game is a lot of fun.

...and Best Buy's selling the shit out of them. So, ha.

[callous]

If this can reproduce an experience even slightly close to something like Namco's MAZAN: Flash of The Blade, I'd be all over it. The DQ game sounds like it could come close.

[Nomi]

XaviX is a fun and exciting game... its 10 times better then that stupid Eye toy. The graphics isn't the greatest but the game play makes it worth it..

Yes, well, the EyeToy is also fifty dollars. So that's not exactly an equal comparison when one game for the Xavix costs 70 something dollars.

[Brand X]

I played a demo of the tennis game in BB. I don't know if their controllers were broken or what, but it was the worst motion-tracking based game experience I have ever had. Ever. It's awful. Try before you buy.

And like the n00b said...it's FUGLY.

Same exact problem I had, the motion tracking was horrid!

I really can't believe that these can sell anywhere, this furthur proves the average consumers head is full of rocks, and other assorted chachkeys.

[Cowutopia]

chachkeys.

Actually, the tennis game is a lot of fun.

You actually got it to work? I mean I play tennis, and I play video games, and half the time I tried to hit the ball no worky. Maybe I was just doing it wrong.

It's still completely fugly though.

[ChaoofNee]

You might just. It takes a while to get the timing down. After that, you realize how to hit the different angles and that touching the button on the racquet makes you move forward to smack the ball right in the other motherfucker's face.

...but, yes, it is fugly.
...and expensive.