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@jm;kk'k'k'k

You do realize they aren't American you closed minded PoS

@The Tim

Actually chances are it would be using the idTech 5 engine which IMHO is rather amazing as well.

@Prboi

Size restrictions set by Microsoft on how big an Xbox Live Arcade game can be.

Man I played this game at a Game Development Q&A back in March at the Microsoft NERD building in Cambridge. Way before I knew what it was lol. They had it setup, no instructions, no explanations, and wanted to see how people reacted to the game and if they could figure out how to play it. I figured it out within a couple minutes and I won the first round I ever played lol. However it was on a PC played with an Xbox 360 controller lol

@sigma8

No, you are indeed correct in asserting that it works fantastically well in pitch black situations, it is just things that rely on the RGB camera(such as the face scanning log on) won't work, but the actual detection and tracking of a person works perfectly well. In fact it does work better in the dark than in the light because of this, but not to a degree that an average user would be able to tell a difference.

@theSkillfull1

Keep what, the beta dashboard? You will get the update to the final build but you will definitely not be getting a kinect.

@scorpeo

Weird, I didn't have to give up either my SSN or a Tax ID, then again I signed up as an individual and not as a business.

@KeithClark2010

You do realize Apple has nothing to do with square right? Square was started by the guy who started twitter. While I'm sure Apple has been using similar tech for their sales, it was never open to the general public. This works on more than just iPhones anyways, more importantly it works on the largest mobile OS which is Android!

@BadWolfCubed

If WiMax is so fast, then how is T-Mobiles HSPA+ network beating it out in speed, while still only being "3G"

@bufbarnaby

You are sadly mistaken if you think WiMax is software upgradeable to LTE. LTE is the upgrade path of GSM networks, why do you think Verizon is switching over to sim cards, and has to completely rebuild their network? LTE is an upgrade for HSPA, WiMax is a dead technology that only a stupid carrer would choose.

LTE isn't gonna work as an upgrade for WiMax, Sprint has to completely rebuild their network if they want to keep up.