Xbox 360 - Project Natal

[Mack the Blacksmith]

This is what happens when Sony tries to show up Microsoft with motion sensing controllers.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oACt9R9z37U...feature=popular

Next, they will be able to do this with a headset, and actually "import" you into the gaming world. Imagine playing oblivion


No motion sensing my ass

[Devil]

My god the comments are so tigering negative. If it doesn't have the same problems as the eye toy I will be happy with it. But not all of us can obtain PERFECT tigerING LIGHTING. >.>

[Jon The Great]

Been talking about it for the last couple days it rocks many applications even beyond the xbox just controlling normal items in your environment.

[Daegan]

It would really open certain aspects of the field of academia if Microsoft actually published its findings in regards to the project. According to a blog by one of the guys that works on it, none of their research has been published, but it's miles ahead in the field of robotic vision. Interesting wolf.

I don't see it as being viable as a gaming platform for the typical gamer (wii didn't get too far) but I think its use in the field of Human-Computer Interaction is a lot more prominent

[Devil]

It would really open certain aspects of the field of academia if Microsoft actually published its findings in regards to the project. According to a blog by one of the guys that works on it, none of their research has been published, but it's miles ahead in the field of robotic vision. Interesting wolf.

I don't see it as being viable as a gaming platform for the typical gamer (wii didn't get too far) but I think its use in the field of Human-Computer Interaction is a lot more prominent

/agree

[Mystic]

Looks pretty neat, though I can't help but think Microsoft is trying to mimic Nintendo. First it was the 360 avatars now motion based gaming.

Pretty much see it being somewhat of a flop due to lack of 3rd party support

[Rokhan]

It would really open certain aspects of the field of academia if Microsoft actually published its findings in regards to the project. According to a blog by one of the guys that works on it, none of their research has been published, but it's miles ahead in the field of robotic vision. Interesting wolf.

I don't see it as being viable as a gaming platform for the typical gamer (wii didn't get too far) but I think its use in the field of Human-Computer Interaction is a lot more prominent

Only cute little Daegie could logically summise that for us lesser beings.

Hail!


I do agree. It has potential in the gaming world, but it does really open new doors elsewhere as its primary threshold.