If you’d have asked me last year, I would’ve never guessed that Zumba Fitness: World Party would kill two career mini-milestones at once for me: the first time I got to physically pick up and hold a real Xbox One, and the first time I got to see a Kinect 2.0 motion-controlled game in action.

And yet there I was in the IGN demo room last week with publisher Majesco, staring at the “liquid black” new console on the ground and the next-gen Kinect sensor sitting in front of the TV. Though I played Xbox One games at E3, I never got to actually touch the console or the Kinect, as they were each always locked behind glass or otherwise inaccessible. So now, finally given the chance, I picked each of them up and was surprised by how solid and well-built the Xbox One feels compared to the first-generation Xbox 360. And believe the hype: the new Xbox is almost inaudibly quiet when running. Meanwhile, the new Kinect has plenty of heft; it feels like a serious piece of machinery, but it too feels iron-tough (unlike its flimsy predecessor), so that if it happened to take a tumble off your TV, odds are it would brush off the fall and get right back to work.

And work it does. The response time on Kinect 2.0 is very obviously much faster than the first Kinect, which Majesco made obvious by switching back and forth on-the-fly between Xbox 360 and Xbox One builds of the game (because certain sections they wanted to show me didn’t work properly on the One yet). Seeing the two Kinects work at the same time in the exact same space was telling. Input lag is no longer noticeable – that’s not to say it isn’t there because, well, of course it is – but it no longer feels like you’re fighting the Kinect to get it to read what you’re doing.

Kinect 2.0’s 1080p also makes a huge difference. As I sat on the couch behind the Majesco demo guide who was playing the game, Kinect 1 didn’t know I existed. But to Kinect 2.0, I was a fully recognizable person, sitting with one leg crossed over the other on the couch in the background. It’s very impressive. Quite frankly, Kinect 2.0 seems to be what the original Kinect should’ve been.

As for Zumba Fitness itself, you may know the story. The Latin-born, DVD-based workout craze brings a simple philosophy to its “exercise in disguise”: you do the same simple moves with the song’s chorus, and another set of actions during the verses. The idea is simply to move rather than be doing specific choreographed dances a la Dance Central, and you know what? It seems fun. Everything from Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” (seemingly required in any dance/fitness game) to Hawaiian luau music is here, resulting in varied workouts that end up working different muscles.

Should you get hooked on the Zumba craze, the game will even go so far as to tell you where the nearest real-life Zumba classes are available in your area.

The Xbox One version, for what it’s worth, will include extras besides a vastly superior Kinect camera. Additional songs and dance styles will be included in the next-gen edition, though you’ll have to wait a bit longer for it. It’ll ship sometime “within the Xbox One launch window,” but after the 360, Wii, and Wii U editions drop this October.

Kinect 2.0’s first real hands-on test is expected to take place at Gamescom, where I’ll be playing Kinect Sports Rivals. More on Zumba Fitness and Kinect 2.0 very soon.

简译：x1那是死寂般的安静，至于kin2的延迟那是感受不到，当然也不是不存在。。。。把喇叭喇叭，gamescom有进一步信息。。

[ 本帖最后由 倍舒爽 于 2013-8-10 07:25 编辑 ]

那就好
看来大机箱+外置火牛是起到点作用的

说那么多也没有，100多块钱是有很大区别的，机器造型也是有很大区别的，这些都是阻碍LU购买欲的必然因素。

说那么多几把有毛用，真喜欢的会在乎你那点噪音，以前老是喷xo的光驱就像坦克马达声，又如何，该买的一样要买，降价才是王道，打开市场请不要把功夫花在噪音这种边角余料问题上

为了力捧K2，把K1贬成啥都不是，弱智的软文

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德国展sony的三大主力肯定要拿硬货的，看ms拿什么新ip了

怪不得Ps4最近没消息，期待Ps4上的硬货

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原帖由 west2046 于 2013-8-11 21:58 发表
怪不得Ps4最近没消息，期待Ps4上的硬货

谁说的没消息，7GB可用内存

[ 本帖最后由 KoeiSangokushi 于 2013-8-11 22:01 编辑 ]