The next big thing in gaming will be after Motion Controls is gonna be...

The only thing which i can think of is The Vitality Sensor which i dont think will be released this gen (Thank funk for that Nintendoh). Anything else that anyone can think of anything which might be the next big thing after motion controls?!

Motion controlls is a big thing?

That's news to me.

Motion controlls is a big thing?

That's news to me.

coreybg

3D will be big once the TV's become a mainstay. alextherussian

When will they become a mainstay? Nobody I know wants to wear battery powered goggles.

[QUOTE="alextherussian"]3D will be big once the TV's become a mainstay. Hatiko

When will they become a mainstay? Nobody I know wants to wear battery powered goggles.

heh, after motion controls? probably not playing games anymore will be the next big thing.

heh, after motion controls? probably not playing games anymore will be the next big thing.

Riverwolf007

3D or Virtual Reality...

3D, holograms etc.

I hope that gaming doesn't abandon its past completely though, I still want to play 2D games and less technically compelled and invovling experiences too. I hope the industry can keep all the options open and not let them die.

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

heh, after motion controls? probably not playing games anymore will be the next big thing.

Dibdibdobdobo

The next big thing... good old mouse and keyboard and controller

hologram graphics no more need for HD, except for HD hologram graphicsNintendoNite

Just what I was thinking. Either that, or a helmet you put on and it puts you inside the game, until you take the helmet off.

more games with voice control(i know some already exist).Imagine playing an rpg and yelling"fireball" and then a fireball launcing at your enemies.It would be cool:P

more games with voice control(i know some already exist).Imagine playing an rpg and yelling"fireball" and then a fireball launcing at your enemies.It would be cool:P

Hate_Squad

or fps ''reload'' or ''granade'' to throw.

that would be nice

more games with voice control(i know some already exist).Imagine playing an rpg and yelling"fireball" and then a fireball launcing at your enemies.It would be cool:P

Hate_Squad

this seems like the most logical step to me. Would allow gamers to overcome physical button limitations. We all know probably tens of thousands of words and a virtually limitless amount of word combinations... which can be alot more efficient than hitting hotkeys.

At first i could see voice controls helping to bridge the gap between controllers and keyboards... but eventually allowing us to exceed those limitations.

Somebody will probably make

touch screen tvs

holograms

or

you walk into a small room then it looks bigger inside like the tardis then you play eg. your in a football pitch and you can do multiplayer or single match and you can see other players and you play a match at the end . The ball disapears and the players do then you walk out.

This is basically a 10times improved version of kinect and 3d with no galases

probably come in 200 years

i got this idea from some show called galactic football

Somebody will probably make

touch screen tvs

holograms

or

you walk into a small room then it looks bigger inside like the tardis then you play eg. your in a football pitch and you can do multiplayer or single match and you can see other players and you play a match at the end . The ball disapears and the players do then you walk out.

This is basically a 10times improved version of kinect and 3d with no galases

probably come in 200 years

i got this idea from some show called galactic football

annoyingdevil

I'm not too sure about touch screen TVs. People are already too lazy to get up and change the channel if they can't find the remote. I don't see why they would want to get up and go to the TV screen to touch it.

[QUOTE="Dibdibdobdobo"][QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

heh, after motion controls? probably not playing games anymore will be the next big thing.

Riverwolf007

Wow!!pathetic sarcasm is serious buisness to on SW's so you might wanna remember that too.

Keep on topic rather than adding little or your account zero to the discussion.

I don't think motion controls are really taking us anywhere else, they will become integrated into normal controls and maybe touch screens may find their way onto tradional controllers but they aren't replacing gamepads any time soon. 3D will remain optional as long as glasses are required, there are too many people that do not like it or cannot use it.

I don't think motion controls are really taking her anywhere else, they will become integrated into normal controls and maybe touch screens may find their way onto tradional controllers but they aren't replacing gamepads any time soon. 3D will remain optional as long as glasses are required, there are too many people that do not like it or cannot use it.

SapSacPrime

3D gaming.

I think, overall, motion control is a gimmick. So I'm hoping that the "next big thing" in gaming has nothing to do with motion control. Motion control is trumped by a regular, no-frills, old-fashioned controller.

3D, holograms etc.

I hope that gaming doesn't abandon its past completely though, I still want to play 2D games and less technically compelled and invovling experiences too. I hope the industry can keep all the options open and not let them die.

ActicEdge

Motion controlls is a big thing?

That's news to me.

coreybg

True in certain sense. Motion controls will really be big when we get traditional genre games that control in 3-D and not simply the old 2-D trick that the mouse has been pulling for over a decade. Now they are just popular tacked on gimmicks.

more games with voice control(i know some already exist).Imagine playing an rpg and yelling"fireball" and then a fireball launcing at your enemies.It would be cool:P

Hate_Squad

i realize one of the mid 80s consoles already used voice recognition but someone else will make it popular.

Motion controlls is a big thing?

That's news to me.

coreybg

It's selling like a big thing.

i realize one of the mid 80s consoles already used voice recognition but someone else will make it popular.

xromad01

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i realize one of the mid 80s consoles already used voice recognition but someone else will make it popular.

Nintendo_Ownes7

ya,i've also seen some of the interton and emerson early voice addons but i was speaking more of the console that had it built in,halcyon.i sold several over the years at cge but i decided to keep one for my collection.

[QUOTE="ActicEdge"]

3D, holograms etc.

I hope that gaming doesn't abandon its past completely though, I still want to play 2D games and less technically compelled and invovling experiences too. I hope the industry can keep all the options open and not let them die.

Bread_or_Decide

2D might techinically be dated but I don't think it at all hinders the ability to create great games. Same with not using super advanced tech for every game. I mean, this gen has seen a kind of resurgence in 2D, I just don't want that to die because of the flashy new things tech lets us do.

smell-o-vision, and when it comes out i'm buying the first cooking mama game that's compatible.

smell-o-vision, and when it comes out i'm buying the first cooking mama game that's compatible.

Masterx1220

Wiibok - A Wii controller for your foot.

The future of gaming is the Microvision!

Each game on the Microvision had its own peripheral and as we all know you can't play every game with motion control (Wii-more/Move), you can't play every game without a controller (Kinect/Eyetoy) and the same with the traditional controller... But what if the consoles had more than just one way to be played? That is the future and we are seeing a glimpse of it right now.

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PS3 has Eye-toy, Move, Dual-Shock and 3D

X360 has Kinect and traditional controller

Wii has the Wii-mote, traditional controller and Balance boards

On top of all this add the peripherals of games like Guitar Hero/Rockband, etc.

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This will radically affect the game development of next gen games because devs will no longer have the need to think how to make the game work with certain type of controller because the controller will be made for the kind of game that they will be creating. 8)

Yes I know there are many problems with my theory, this is just a simple thought.

How about focusing on the actual games instead of the way we control them? Or is the industry so creatively bankrupt, that we have to slap gimmicks on top of everything to make the experience appear fresher?

Controls should be something we don't think about, as they are just a means of getting the game to do what you want it to.

How about focusing on the actual games instead of the way we control them? Or is the industry so creatively bankrupt, that we have to slap gimmicks on top of everything to make the experience appear fresher?

Controls should be something we don't think about, as they are just a means of getting the game to do what you want it to.

AnnoyedDragon

[QUOTE="Masterx1220"]

smell-o-vision, and when it comes out i'm buying the first cooking mama game that's compatible.

SPBoss

[QUOTE="SPBoss"][QUOTE="Masterx1220"]

smell-o-vision, and when it comes out i'm buying the first cooking mama game that's compatible.

CajunShooter

I'm gonna go incredibly small-fry compared to some suggestions and say hair rendering will be mastered and all the studio's will go crazy giving characters stupid hair styles HellsAngel2c

[QUOTE="HellsAngel2c"]I'm gonna go incredibly small-fry compared to some suggestions and say hair rendering will be mastered and all the studio's will go crazy giving characters stupid hair styles Dibdibdobdobo