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Isamu said:
Solid_Snake4RD said:
Holesome said:
This thread title would be a inaccurate missleading. Natal can do ALL of what PSEye can do but not the other way around as Natal much more advanced. PSEye can handle 2D movement detection ok and this game is a good example of that but 3D is a real bitch. Perhaps this shows that certain types of games can more asily become cross-platform.

Cute game though.

who said EYE can't handle 3D?

 

EYE 3dd was showcased at ENGADGMENT show.

 

Also NATAL has shown nothing in real till now except the ball game which is a copy of PS2 eyetoy game.

 

please verify before posting


RE: Holesome : Exactly, thank you, its complete flame bait.  Again, I could release a Natal game that is only just a bit worse than the worst eye toy game, (eye toy, not ps eye), then I could release a video saying "EYETOY IS TEH BETTERAH THAN TEH NATAL" .. (kinda like the rumour'd sega Natal game, Sega Super stars *cough eye toy sega super stars*)

Natal has two camera's. PS Eye has 1, I can't explain much more than that, read up to find the rest...

RE: Solid snake : Has two camera's.. ps eye has 1 camera.  When have you played a Natal game? *cough* I have played PS eye and Eye Toy games, I aint saying it isnt a fine piece of hardware. As for Natal, just wait

Edit: Toned down the natal end part that I had :)

how the hell is this a flaimbait,i didn't say EYE is better than NATAL.It was just to show hoe EYE can track without a controller.Flaimbait definition google.

 

I was pointing to what MS has showed till now that is the ball game which is no better than and exact copy of EYETOY game.neither have you played a NATAL game.

 

AS for EYE + move,just wait........................lol

 

not trying to offend but was just showing that PS EYE could do track without controller atleast what NATAl has shown till now.NATAL's two camera haven't made a difference till now.I'm sure NATAL will suprise at E3 but don't just take everything as an offense