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@Zenin You already have that. You just have to get your smithing up to 100. What's dissapointing about the dragon armor is there wasn't any inherent resistances, like dragon age had maybe 85% fire resistance if you wore the whole set. What would be nice is if different dragon bones produced different resistances, so blood dragon gave fire while frost dragons gave cold.

It is only impossible because many mods conflict with each other and Microsoft and Playstation aren't going to allow anything that hasn't gone through their testing process. You may see the tool and no ability to upload what you create. You may also see the most popular mods packaged together for the console at some cost.

Though you don't necessarily need Kinect for it, you could use it for video conferences. Being Windows 8, they probably could also have touch screens and embed the picture inside your crib notes or other supporting documentation.

Deca Sports had a Tennis Game. What dissapointed me is you couldn't play holding a real tennis racket. That will also be the test in Kinect Sports 2.

@trunas
That would require getting off the couch.

@OtokoNoShufu
That's assuming that the code works. I waited to buy Fruit Ninja because I knew I was getting Gunstringer. I rushed home tonight put the code and got 'Invalid Code' WTF!

Still waiting for Gunslinger to come out before I get this ...

That's the point. I've been able to map virtually all the functionality of Oblivion to my gamepad on the pc, with grab being the exception. That was with Oblivion being 5 years old and not having explicit gamepad support. Skyrim on the other hand should have gamepad support out of the box.

I also started out on the PC and also have an XBOX and PS3. I recently came back to PC gaming when I discovered that there are tools to support an XBOX controller. I will be getting the PC version strictly because user mods are supported on PC and not on XBOX. PS3 is always my last option.

Since MS released the slim model only a year ago, we aren't likely to see a new console for a couple more years. As for the Kinect, considering it sold some 2.4 million XBOXs last quarter, most of them the slim model, it seems to me to be a good investment. The Kinect isn't going away. It's likely to be eventually integrated into the PC and the next version of XBOX.