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This would be great, I recently moved. Previously I had a tiny apartment with a long living room, so I could move the couch back to play. Now, however, I have the opposite while my living room is still sizable I have a new couch which is deep, so deep that when I sit all the way back the middle of my calves hand over the edge. How am I supposed to play my beloved Kinect games, especially the awesome lineup later this year. Will they really know if you have clipped this on other than possible scratches which could be avoided with care... or I could just put my entire system at an angle and put the t.v over the fire place?? Perhaps MS should have thought of this, given that not everyone has a giant house. |
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MS simply wants to avoid the inevitable "my Kinect isn't working with my Nyko Zoom" support calls. While I understand that motivation perfectly, if I were the guy in charge, I'd set up a system to forward calls to Nyko if that's what the call involves. Alternatively, tell the customer, "Remove the Zoom and see if the Kinect works. Yes? Then you will have to call Nyko for support. No? OK, let's see if we can get your Kinect working." |
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Well RTietjens, that would still involve support to pick up the call and could clog up the line for those that has issues with the xbox it self. Understand them completely, but if ur having issues with a device it would be best to call the one you bought it from anyways :) Nice idea and device. |