Milo was a demo
in the same sense that you could say James Cameron's Avatar was a "demo"... or any of the pre rendered game trailers you see online are "demo's".
MS have already announced that Milo was never intended to be made into a game... which makes you think - they created this impressive looking system that appears to emotively connect with the player; can follow, interpret, understand and react to physical cues, spoken words and phrases? But naah, lets put out a game where you control a fuckin raft by waving your arms about like a jummy!
I'd wager that you could've repeatedly shouted "FUCK YOU" whilst waving a flaming axe at the screen and Milo would've acted exactly the same as in the "demo".
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mr.dogshit The world's premier anthropomorphic canine faeces, Wed 14 Jul 2010, 9:38,
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Good point is good.
It's a shame though, give it another ten years and we can all abuse little boys.
(, Wed 14 Jul 2010, 10:49, Reply)
Molyneux is currently trying to develop
Milo & Kate into a game. Microsoft canned it because they thought they couldn't make it into a workable, popular game.
I don't refute that the video we saw was a predone demo, but I reckon there might be a little bit of truth.
Just for the record, I'm an avid 360 gamer who has absolutely no intention of buying Kinect.
(, Wed 14 Jul 2010, 11:13, Reply)