Sega West CEO Mike Hayes has said that moving forward, his company will not only make a game or two for Kinect, but will fully support the peripheral moving forward.
It was in an interview with GI that Hayes let loose the news, saying it’s a definite now, as they realize the potential of the motion control device.
“On Kinect we’ve definitely bought into that with what Microsoft has been saying, they’ve done a great job on Kinect, so we’ve got Rise Of Nightmares exclusively on it, and we’re using Kinect functionality in our games going forward. So it’s ticked a lot of boxes,” Hayes said.
He added: “We’ve given a lot of support to Vita. I think we’re the only playable third party code on the stand actually, Virtua Tennis 4. And we gave a commitment to Sony quite a while ago that we would support Vita, and you’ll see a lot more announcements on that over the coming months.
And as you know, Sega’s reasonably close to Nintendo, so again, we had the first look on Wii U. With Aliens: Colonial Marines we’ve actually been using the controller, but because we were the only third party that has something working it was decided not show that, quite rightly.”
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