Couchmercenaries.com - With both the PS3 Motion Controller (rumoured to be called "Arc") and the Xbox 360 Project Natal having probable release dates for Holiday 2010, it is only natural to ask which one will be better. Since that neither of these technologies are out on the market, it is only fair to ask "Which one will have more potential?"
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GXC: "When Sony revealed their motion controller for the PS3 back at E3 2009, there was one [possible] game on a lot of people’s mind: Star Wars. The new controller was seemingly a perfect fit for bringing the legendary action of lightsabers into the living room. Three years later however, there is still nothing to be seen on that frontier. So [the] question is: Where is Star Wars PlayStation Move? "
After see the crap that was Star Wars Kinect.....you really want to see it on Move? Don't get me wrong, actually holding a lightsaber could be rather cool with Move, but if its made by a similar studio I expect nothing of quality.
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in other words failure vs dildo
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Gaming and Gamers because ALL of US have no problems with a controller otherwise we wouldn't be gamers. I mean no one goes to the movies if they don't like moving picturr and as such no one plays games if they dislike buttons. So why change it just to look good to your investors but in the end recieve a low intake of gamers who will go back to the buttons. Remember the MANY past failed attempts at motion control? They failed... these WILL fail and the Wii only suceeded because it didn't go after gamers it went after non-gamers who dislike buttons.
PS3-mote against next gen MS technology?
I'm not even going to read the article. We already know who is going to win this war.
Natal's lack of buttons and extreme LAG will be it's downfall. Not to mention that you can only play Natal in a well lit room and it has trouble detecting people of color. Natal can't be played a night with the lights off. We all know how much you guys love your shooters so good luck playing a shooter with no button and all of that LAG.
"Project Natal is works via a special type of camera called a “time-of-flight camera.” It essentially shoots out signals, have them bounce back, and then reads them. Then with sophisticated algorithms, develops an image of whatever is in front of it.
This means that you could possibly hold any stick (like a wood stick, plastic gun, baseball bat, the PS3 wand, Wii remote etc.) and it could possibly be able to detect it, in 1:1 motion and at what angle you are at."
Great read and very factual too! He must be a "game journalist". Those guys really research their stuff in depth.
And here I thought that NATAL was only a 30fps camera with an infrared, I didn't know it was that "SPECIAL". I guess MS just forgot about it during their recent CES announcement, I'm glad this article cleared that up.
The fact that it can do what the Wiimote and Sony's Arc does with 1:1 motion tracking to boot, really impresses me. Those leaked vids, must have come from another camera peripheral altogether, there's no way they're from NATAL.
And now it can also use ordinary items too! I must congratulate MS, for coming up with that idea, nothing but innovation from them.
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