Microsoft's Kudo Tsunoda has expressed an optimistic viewpoint on Kinect's rarely utilized ability to scan real-world objects and incorporate them into games. At a recent Tokyo Game Show demonstration of Kinect Joy Ride, he revealed a small example of how Microsoft-owned developer BigPark utilizes the motion-sensing camera's capture capabilities.
This is going to be blunt and to the point. The Playstation Move is the most interactive, in-depth, and well thought about motion controller on the market.
PS3 Move and Nav were backordered in GS. i think Nav is still backordered.
and my local kmart had only 1 Move and zero nav control left.
it must be selling more than sony expects
"This is going to be blunt and to the point. The Playstation Move is the most interactive, in-depth, and well thought about motion controller on the market."
Truth.
Ping Pong and Disc golf are amazing demostrations of this devices potential. 1:1 indeed. It`s better than I thought it would be.
Well I suppose it was a matter of time before this was announced during this year’s TGS. Check out the details and video after the break.
Some Neuse news via Nintendo3DS.org.uk as the Gaijin Games head neither confirms nor denies his 3DS development plans.
Still not the same as the skateboard thing.... But still nice to see it there considering the Move can do it too. They should advertise it more because then it will show that Move isn't the only one with that feature
That's considered object scanning?
That is true iamnsuperman. Beat Sketch can scan real objects into the game. Sony needs to tell everyone that they can do basically everything Kinect can.
So, the exact same thing you can do with Move, minus the on screen painting/drawing with a wand?
C'mon Microsoft, you've only got two more months until release. If you can't do it by then, be honest with us. I mean, honestly, it's something that's going to be extremely hard to do since you're attempting to tell the camera to scan only one object in an environment possibly filled with them at different depth levels. And, even then, you're capturing the image with a low-res camera, so it's likely not going to look that great even when scanned in.