Today I gave a tech-oriented presentation on Wii Full Motion.
It can be found online HERE.
A lot of it is stuff you've seen before, but some of it is new.
2009-07-31
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2 comments:
Good Presentation, It Could Easily Be Real Just How Much Would It Cost Do You Think? And What Games?
I Think Star Wars, Red Steel Or The Conduit Could Benefit From Wii Full Motion
Well I really like what this guy has thought up with adding the motion detection into the cap. Now if only they'd make themed caps like helmets for WW2 games and headbands for sports games. xD This looks like it will turn into something grand, although I am waiting for the motion gaming taking a step outdoors instead of being locked into a single room in front of a screen.
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