famousringo said:
Why not? All that's missing is the software. This would ship with the game, not the device itself, obviously. Voice recognition is tricky business, of course. And even if it didn't have problems with false positives and correct interpretation, not everybody is going to want to control a game by yelling at it. Of all the times games have tried to implement voice as an input, the only use that's been a major success has been when it's used to communicate with other humans. |
It works pretty well in Brain Training.
As Hephaestos said, something like Jeopardy would be really expensive to develope using voice commands, not impossible though, but the real question is, whether it's worth it.
@yushire: It actually has somekind of "box" with it, which i asume having the things firmware and sound processing stuff.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
