jetrii said:
1.) It was a skateboard game and you scanned in something with 4 wheels and the basic shape of a skateboard. 2.) They could have been sticks, it doesn't matter, it was only interested in the design and location of the wheels. 3.) Of course you don't need to own a skateboard, just like you don't need to own a Ferrari to drive one in a racing game. It just lets you scan it in if you want. 4.) The point is that he was able to scan in the basic design of his skateboard and use a skateboard with a similar design in the game. His fingers were in the way because it was just a demonstration, but even that could be easilt fixed by using a spot healing touch tool similar to the one in photoshop.
There are a lot of things wrong with the natal video, not sure why you picked the one thing that was actually 100% accurate and possible. |
It just pisses me off when Microsoft makes videos that are all special effects, and then say "Wouldn't it be neat if we could do this in the future? Maybe we can! Who knows! Talk about it and hype it up for a couple years and then we'll see if it's worth the R&D costs to make." They just did that with their technology of the future movie they made in February, showing all the sci-fi gizmos they claim we'll have in 2019.
But yeah, I guess it could be optional. I still think it's pretty lame, and would rather stretch it out with an in-game customization tool.