Shanzhai version of the Kinect mountain Ebox Chinese manufacturing to draw Microsoft's attention

More Play Network news Ebox is a can give the user without the handle game experience of homebred game machine, does it sound familiar?　　It is called the Shanzhai version of Kinect, because coincidentally it is similar to Microsoft's Kinect on the Xbox360 platform. As has been reported in the past, Ebox contains 30 built-in games with a built-in camera to capture the player's movement.　　Eeedoo is the product's research and development company (the parent company is Lenovo Group), this is the market's only second game without handle. "I think it's more important who can make the user more enjoyable," said Phil Spencer, executive director of Microsoft Gaming Studios, in a recent report on the Kotaku website. "Nobody wants to buy a piece of useless plastic at home.　　So the most important thing is who can provide a better gaming experience. Like Microsoft, Green moves the ebox to a home gaming machine. "Our products are designed for home games, Ebox may not have exquisite game graphics, or stimulate violence, but it can motivate family members not only to sit on the couch but to move up and get some exercise," Eedoo technical expert Jack Luo has declared this August.　　He believes that because Eedoo is a Chinese company, it has a better understanding of the needs of local players. "We don't know anything other than the media coverage we're seeing right now," he said. A Microsoft spokesman said. "No one really knows what it looks like. "Microsoft has been trying to occupy the Chinese gaming market, but XBOX360 is barred from selling," he said. But in some underground markets Xbox360 is still visible. "China is a very important market," Spencer said, "It's silly if we don't know there's a lot of room for development." "Ebox is expected to be listed in early 2011, more expensive than the Nintendo Wii, but not more than $299 worth of XBOX360." (Edit/Zhang Xing)