Bobby Kottick, a true visionary

BPoole96

My vote is anybody but this guy:

Valkyriareaper1

[QUOTE="GunSmith1_basic"]they could sense depth with points of reference. Does the wii do depth with that, or is it accelerometers or whatever?ThePlothole

Yeah, but trying to reference a human body is difficult. The PSEye can use this method to determine the distance of the Move controller because the sphere its tracking is simple and and has a known size. We are neither simple nor uniform.

The Wiimote's pointer system can sense depth by measuring the distance between the two IR emitters on the sensor bar. But other than that the system has no real way to determine where it actually is relative to the screen.

[QUOTE="gamebreakerz__"]although PC gaming will never die, it is certainly ageing.Bebi_vegeta

Ageing? I'm not sure I get your point...

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]

I just keep coming back to this thread to check out the pretty screenshots :) This thread has already been debunked (we all know PC games have better graphics than Uncharted 2), but thanks everybody for the eye candy! :DPandaBear86

oh, ok. ill help you out

[QUOTE="PandaBear86"][QUOTE="mccoyca112"]

Exactly. I have tried it and failed quite a few times. I end up forgetting the damn movie was even paused 3-4 hours later.

2 screens could help. My music partner does that when he makes beats. The problem is for one, I dont know how to hook that up. Another is that I like to watch it at the same time. I like to multitask haha. Its a huge pain though. Maybe get a screen right by my tv, side by side game/movie :shock:

1. Natal is compatible with Windows

2. I really don't see how motion controls will attract a lot of PC or even console centric developers (eg;look at the Wii, sure a lot of developers try and try to make non casual/'hardcore' but how many actually received acclaim along with sales?)

3. If developers will migrate then rest assured they will either:

a. Fail and migrate back

b. Continue to support PC regardless or making motion controls an option like controllers/gamepads (as with many pc games)

c. Even if they do migrate, developers come and go in the pc platform, as long as the pc remains an open platform there will always be developers.

Nah I'm sure every developer out there is chomping at the bit to make 5 different SKUs.... A Wii version, a PS3 version, a Move version, a 360 version, and a Natal version.... And I'm sure after all of that, complete with different rendering modes, on different hardware with different architectures, and different operating systems/APIs along with entirely separate gameplay mechanics tailor made to each control type, they'll have plenty of money laying around for PC. Oh wait, or they could cut their losses and realize that all of those platforms are "Me too!" money sinks and just make a PC SKU instead of the stupid motion sensing support, which requires volumes of R&D, new level design, and lots of coding.Brownesque

[QUOTE="PandaBear86"][QUOTE="mccoyca112"]

All the time. Im doing right now..

Option B. Watching a movie during gaming, etc, is a little too much.

mccoyca112

Exactly. I have tried it and failed quite a few times. I end up forgetting the damn movie was even paused 3-4 hours later.