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Sony demos new head tracking system for PS3 at GDC 2008 |
Listed in: PS3 Tags: GDC, infrared, PlayStation Eye, Sony
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The video below shows a demo taken during the Game Developers Conference 2008 of how Sony's head tracking system was able to make a more streamlined version of Johnny Lee's concept. Doing away with any extra peripherals like infrared gloves, the PlayStation Eye does a commendable job of tracking a person's movements with the head tracking VR desktop application featured.
This opens the question whether or not Sony will be integrating this system with any games in the near future. This could even possibly turn into a whole new gaming genre altogether. While Sony is still deciding what to make of this new technology, we'll all have to be content with watching the head tracking demo in action below.
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You ONLY need the Playstation Eye?
That is absolutely amazing! Imagine this integrated in Blu-Ray movies where you can stop the movie and change the angle or better, integrated in games...
If this will be really integrated, then F*k about Wii's "innovative" gaming experience...(I don't really mean it bad, so please no comments about fanboyism, Wii is great nevertheless)
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This allows the software to know in what direction your head is pointing and moving. That's never been done before with the PSE.
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I can't even begin to think what they could do with it in unison with the motion sensor tech in the controllers!
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but kinda creepy none the less...
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