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More Info on Project Natal?
by Guest Tue Jan 05, 2010 11:18 am
Most gamers know about Microsoft's Project Natal. If you don't, allow me to sum it up for you quickly;
Project Natal is a motion and voice controlled input system designed, in my opinon, in response to the Wii's popularity with the motion control. However, Project Natal removes the controller and makes YOU the controller.
Now, onto the new bits!
Click to Read!
This tech, shown below, also has many other innovative uses besides gaming.
Project Natal is a motion and voice controlled input system designed, in my opinon, in response to the Wii's popularity with the motion control. However, Project Natal removes the controller and makes YOU the controller.
Now, onto the new bits!
Click to Read!
- Spoiler:
- Microsoft has stepped up their game just a bit more by recently patenting a system that will have the player attaching sensor nodes to specific areas of the body in order to control the actions within the gaming environment via the electrical impulses from your muscles. The system is still very much in it's infancy, but the applications could not only make games more interactive, but also allow greater accessibility to the media for disabled gamers. Combined with the technology within Natal, this could be the next big leap in gaming.
This tech, shown below, also has many other innovative uses besides gaming.