Street fighter with Kinect

[PandaBear]

[JC316]

Cool concept, but I will still kick the shit out of a Kinect player by using a simple 360 controller. He also isn't addressing the super and ultra combos.

[OreoStang]

Cool concept, but I will still kick the shit out of a Kinect player by using a simple 360 controller. He also isn't addressing the super and ultra combos.

Agreed. Needs more time for sure

[89stangGT]

guys that made the video are gay for doing so. could be doing so much other shit with their time.

[CexMashean]

guys that made the video are gay for doing so. could be doing so much other shit with their time.

You are a god damned moron.

[YALE]

guys that made the video are gay for doing so. could be doing so much other shit with their time.

Awesome.

[89stangGT]

You are a god damned moron.

you mind elaborating on WHY? and also most people would use a capital "G" when using God in a sentence. Moron.

[YALE]

you mind elaborating on WHY? and also most people would use a capital "G" when using God in a sentence. Moron.

I'd like to point out that you can be both, "god damned," and, "God damned," or merely one of these. God capitalized is a name, whereas god without capitalization is a noun, meant to describe the being in question. God is a god, but not all gods described are God. The use of a capitalized, "God," could come from the Abrahamic tradition of monotheism, in which his singularity, when combined with his need to be referenced (without being named)* could conceivably be the reasoning for simply saying, "God." That's conjecture on my part, though.

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[Osiris]

you mind elaborating on WHY? and also most people would use a capital "G" when using God in a sentence. Moron.

I'd like to point out that you can be both, "god damned," and, "God damned," or merely one of these. God capitalized is a name, whereas god without capitalization is a noun, meant to describe the being in question. God is a god, but not all gods described are God. The use of a capitalized, "God," could come from the Abrahamic tradition of monotheism, in which his singularity, when combined with his need to be referenced could conceivably be the reasoning for simply saying, "God." That's conjecture on my part, though.

owned.

[Ratt]

I'd like to point out that you can be both, "god damned," and, "God damned," or merely one of these. God capitalized is a name, whereas god without capitalization is a noun, meant to describe the being in question. God is a god, but not all gods described are God. The use of a capitalized, "God," could come from the Abrahamic tradition of monotheism, in which his singularity, when combined with his need to be referenced (without being named)* could conceivably be the reasoning for simply saying, "God." That's conjecture on my part, though.

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Glad someone on here finally said it. I was just always too lazy to type it

[Sergio]

you mind elaborating on why? And also most people would use a capital "g" when using god in a sentence. Moron.

i'd like to point out that you can be both, "god damned," and, "god damned," or merely one of these. God capitalized is a name, whereas god without capitalization is a noun, meant to describe the being in question. God is a god, but not all gods described are god. The use of a capitalized, "god," could come from the abrahamic tradition of monotheism, in which his singularity, when combined with his need to be referenced (without being named)* could conceivably be the reasoning for simply saying, "god." that's conjecture on my part, though.

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booyah!!

[Damnittsteve]

I'd like to point out that you can be both, "god damned," and, "God damned," or merely one of these. God capitalized is a name, whereas god without capitalization is a noun, meant to describe the being in question. God is a god, but not all gods described are God. The use of a capitalized, "God," could come from the Abrahamic tradition of monotheism, in which his singularity, when combined with his need to be referenced (without being named)* could conceivably be the reasoning for simply saying, "God." That's conjecture on my part, though.

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wow u can google