- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
OHHHH YEAH! let's spend 200 dollars on a crappy sensor bar with depth perception so we can paint crappy works of art no better then a 3 year old using mario paint. Know what that stencil is gonna be used for? 14 year olds holding paper towel rolls up to their crotches so it makes them look like they have oversized BLAMS! aka -blam!-'s. Yeah really cool but thats only if your brokebox console works after the THIRD TIME YOU SENT IT TO TEXAS FOR REPAIRS! How can anyone even begin to justify buying something for a system so obviously broken. I sent my Xbox in for repairs when I got it back it ate discs. 2 of them, I wont risk putting another game into it and microsoft says: stop dropping stuff on it...yeah thats it super great customer support, I love listening to an automated machine try to help me with my problem. IT's BROKEN AND MICROSOFT SUCKS, easy fix, Give me a new xbox every time mine breaks and FIRE EVERYONE AT MICROSOFT! Sorry Mr. Gates you maybe super smart but when it comes to making quality lasting products your companies track record sucks.
SO my answer to your stupid question is no I don't see it being possible to make a depth sensing sensor bar compatible with a light gun. No way, no chance they could put a joystick on the gun so that you could move your character in the game. Nope couldn't happen. Err wait... But even if they make this totally awesome system work perfectly with an amazing light gun I still won't buy it because it works for a system that is so totally flawed and rushed that no matter how well they make the peripherals for it the truth is the wiibox errmm brokebox ermm Xbox will never work. Thank you microsoft for sucking, ohh look at that! SONY! it has a system that ACTUALLY works!