Wow, that does look good. This could be used for more than just games as well. It could be used for medical purposes as well. If this technology is used for video games in the future, graphics as a whole will probably be unable to surpass what was just shown. So here's a few questions...
"How can this affect games that rely on very high graphical details and such in the LONG run?"
"Right now, do you think it was wise for Nintendo to go the other route (controls) instead of pushing visuals?"
And finally...
"If this technology is used in video games (whenever that will be), how much could it cost to the console maker (producing the chips to support this), the software developers (investing in dev kits and such) and more importantly, us consumers?"
Obviously with this technology, graphics won't be able to get better than that.
Generation 8 Predictions so far.....(as of 9/2013)
Console that will sell most: Nintendo Wii U
Who will sell more consoles between Microsoft/SONY: SONY
