| rockstarjerry981 said: I'm sorry but anyone who looks at that Xbox Avatar having a siezure and says that it's the future of motion technology is so high on the Microsoft propoganda I don't even know if they can think for themselves any more. And what the hell happened to the whole motion is just a gimmick BS? Three years and fifty million units later, Microsoft and Sony are practically admitting that motion was the right choice, so now motion controll is cool because they will have it in the future? Am I missing something here? Yes, Sony did have motion controll at the beginning of the generation, and what did they do with it? They ditched it in favor of rumble. I never post here, but I have been reading what everyone has to say on these forums for the past 2 1/4 years and I cannot believe the level of denial this whole motion crap has created. |
You're welcome to your opinion but it does appear you know very little about software development. The avatar glitching was simply a result of the camera picking up the feet leaving the ground of Kudo and it didn't interpret the motion of his knee bending. The software can be easily written to understand the human bodies natural ranges of motion so it knows not to twist joints around at unnatural angles. All this showed was the technology is still maturing which we knew anyway given how it wasn't too long ago Microsoft bought the company that built their camera.
Writing off any new control interface after the egg on face fiasco people suffered from doubting the Wii pre launch is why there is more optimism towards these new controllers. Until either is proved a pile of crap then I'll choose to remain open minded.
