Live Project Natal Demos and Lionhead's Virtual Child
by Alice O'Connor, Jun 05, 2009 11:56am PDTMicrosoft has released footage of the live demonstration of its Xbox 360 motion-sensitive camera controller codenamed Project Natal, introduced this week at E3.
Microsoft has also shared the demonstration of Lionhead Studios' eerie/wonderful/bizarre virtual boy named Milo, here for you introduced by Peter Molyneux.
There's also a gussied up marketing "product vision" which warns "actual features and functionality may vary," if you like that worthless sort of thing.
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http://www.project-natal.com
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http://www.gametrailers.com/video/episode-60-invisible-walls/51228
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I can imagine that only depressed wifes would be playing it, those who lost their loved at an car accident or something. (not a funny thing)
I mean...it goes too far with the virtuality.
There is life, and there are games. But this is one of the games that try to give the people a second life, or a child that they dont have, perhaps a life that they want to spend more time with.
And they may be losing the sense of what is real and not real for a few seconds every now and then. Or they start to act like they would in the game, which isn't always the right way.
I'm very sceptical on games such as Sims or Second Life. They add to the disappointments in real life so the players will only dig more and more into their virtual reality.
Peter doesn't seem to have own children.
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Having said that, a version of Milo that features....ah you already know where I'm going with this..
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i mean you could make one hell of a rail shooter with this, but moving through a world under your control would have to be done... i dunno. something creative. so maybe this is really just meant for casual, puzzle and fitness games.
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Looks like there's probably an infrared grid that is projected onto nearby objects (person) and the camera then interprets that grid. (If it was really good, there would be two grids of different wavelength, projected from different angles, to identify depth)
It definitely looks laggy thou :/
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is there a 2nd Milo video somwhere? Without the british chick who sounds like she's acting and makes it look like Milo "mood recognition" is all BS
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http://www.youtube.com/homeproject
Great video.