"If a consumer bought it today, they would have 12 things to do with it," said Alex Kipman, creator of the augmented reality glasses.
Slava Lukyanenka, the producer and creative director of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, offers an insightful look into the development of the much-anticipated sequel. He delves into the significant impact that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine has had on both the game and its team, sharing how these challenges have shaped their approach.
Palworld developer Pocketpair has responded to this morning's dramatic decision by Nintendo to file a patent infringement.
Palworld is better, but Nintendo has$$$$ They can fight it all they want, but will absolutely lose. It is a blatant Pokemon rip off. I do wish them luck though.
People want Nintendo to lose as a big middle finger to the company, but if Nintendo wins then they set a precedent for others to follow which could be bad for Nintendo themselves if they end up infringing on a patent owned by someone else
The one I'm reminded of is, a few years ago Sony patented something to do with AI controlling a characters moments in a game to "help get past difficult or grindy parts" of a game
Mario kart 8 deluxe had a the auto acceleration and auto steering technology implemented, so potentially if that came back for mario kart 9 could possibly open the door for Sony to sue them if it's close enough
TechRaptor writes, "We Talked to Dragon Age: The Veilguard Game Director Corinne Busche about player choice, companion relationships, and of course romancing those companions."
Kinect died out soon as the casual crowd moved on to tablets and smart phones. I doubt Hololens is going to take off within gaming due to price and lack of appealing software.I'm sure the device could find successful in other areas outside of gaming though.
Kinect failed because it was rushed out and presented to the public before it was ready. Before MS knew how to present it much less with conformation that it worked.
In that regard they've all ready messed up: Hololens has already been shown off.
It would have been far better if MS spent Kinect money on the Xbox One hardware (better CPU/GPU). Kinect almost killed Xbox One.
Kinect fizzles because Microsoft needs to do what they have done with tablets. Most have forgotten or just never knew it was Microsoft who initiated the modern tablet era we are in now. They pushed it with their Project Origami videos. Then recently they saved it from being a race to the bottom, and away from Windows, with Surface Pro. There are ways of making Kinect useful to hardcore gamers. Microsoft just needs to take the lead on it. Or finance others to.
Kinect and PlayStation move, prooved that gamers just don't want to exercise, get off there butts and move, this is why I think vr will be nothing more than a posh extension of these, it offers more yes but really I can't see it as being ground breaking on any platform in terms of popularity, though it is ground breaking in a new era of gaming the price is astonishingly high. The novelty will where off and gameers will be back to controllers and mouses just like the whole PlayStation/Kinect fiasco..