Post: New Natal Pics Show Off Camera, Avatars
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04-26-2010, 10:47 PM
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NLP_Legacy
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Microsoft's Natal controller system is shown in action in the picture above. Many of us saw this project announced at last year's E3, but now they have released some photo's of the system itself and some gameplay of it on the screen. It has also been said that the System can be moved from side to side. Look at the picture below:
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The system's shape is deceiving us all. Although it looks like any other system. Notice the cut-out shape on the bottom of the system. It show's that the cut-out part is in fact, the thing that makes the system move from side-to-side.
So what are your guy's thought's on this? Before you accuse them of copying the PS3 Motion Controller. You might want to take a look at it because it is a very different and complex system.
Microsoft's Natal controller system is shown in action in the picture above. Many of us saw this project announced at last year's E3, but now they have released some photo's of the system itself and some gameplay of it on the screen. It has also been said that the System can be moved from side to side. Look at the picture below:
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The system's shape is deceiving us all. Although it looks like any other system. Notice the cut-out shape on the bottom of the system. It show's that the cut-out part is in fact, the thing that makes the system move from side-to-side.
So what are your guy's thought's on this? Before you accuse them of copying the PS3 Motion Controller. You might want to take a look at it because it is a very different and complex system.
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04-26-2010, 11:00 PM
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AgentDragonPig
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04-26-2010, 11:05 PM
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NLP_Legacy
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04-26-2010, 11:07 PM
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Doctor Stan
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Nice post Hoffy
For me personally, Ive never been big on the idea of the motion capture technology. Its just not my thing. If I want a workout, I go to the gym. If I want to bowl, I go to the bowling alley. Game time is sit on my arse time. I can see how younger kids would really get into this though.
For me personally, Ive never been big on the idea of the motion capture technology. Its just not my thing. If I want a workout, I go to the gym. If I want to bowl, I go to the bowling alley. Game time is sit on my arse time. I can see how younger kids would really get into this though.
04-26-2010, 11:11 PM
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AgentDragonPig
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04-26-2010, 11:18 PM
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NLP_Legacy
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Originally posted by WHITE
Nice post Hoffy For me personally, Ive never been big on the idea of the motion capture technology. Its just not my thing. If I want a workout, I go to the gym. If I want to bowl, I go to the bowling alley. Game time is sit on my arse time. I can see how younger kids would really get into this though.
For me personally, Ive never been big on the idea of the motion capture technology. Its just not my thing. If I want a workout, I go to the gym. If I want to bowl, I go to the bowling alley. Game time is sit on my arse time. I can see how younger kids would really get into this though.
Haha very true man, but I think this actually look's pretty cool. Maybe not for exercise, but for other game's it look's pretty fun.Imagine playing some CoD or any other FPS, while your system is moving from side to side and follow your exact direction
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04-27-2010, 01:04 AM
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Doctor Stan
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Originally posted by Hoffy
Haha very true man, but I think this actually look's pretty cool. Maybe not for exercise, but for other game's it look's pretty fun.Imagine playing some CoD or any other FPS, while your system is moving from side to side and follow your exact direction .
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You know, I didnt even think about it like that. Your right...that does sound pretty cool.
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