Full 3d integration for games?
Well, I was surfing the internet and found this product:
Basically it is like a Wii, but withought the Wii remote and with a better sensing technology.
The Wii uses infrared light and only tracks one source, it works quite well but the 3d will let you move around and let your motions be recorded more easily.
Now what I could imagine would be 3d goggles that you wear so you actually, if playing tennis, see the ball coming and actually hit it with a real racket.
I am scared of the price of this product, but this might see arcades soon.
Other than That I would love to see that but with a 360 degree treadmill, which would basically, when you walk or run, go the other way to compensate the movement. And with the 3d recognition and goggles, you could see scenery moving around you when you walk. Now THAT would be cool.
Just to clarify, this product is not available yet and no date is announced.
Basically it is like a Wii, but withought the Wii remote and with a better sensing technology.The Wii uses infrared light and only tracks one source, it works quite well but the 3d will let you move around and let your motions be recorded more easily.
Now what I could imagine would be 3d goggles that you wear so you actually, if playing tennis, see the ball coming and actually hit it with a real racket.
I am scared of the price of this product, but this might see arcades soon.
Other than That I would love to see that but with a 360 degree treadmill, which would basically, when you walk or run, go the other way to compensate the movement. And with the 3d recognition and goggles, you could see scenery moving around you when you walk. Now THAT would be cool.
Just to clarify, this product is not available yet and no date is announced.
Labels: technology, video games, Wii
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