joeorc said:
ironman said:
drkohler said:
ironman said:
It matters because it's not true 3D and is not as accurate as true 3D. Face it, there is NOTHING on todays console market that tracks in true 3D like Natal does.
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Ugh... Natal does have a limited accuracy on 3D sensing like every technical equipment has its inherent limited accuracy. It is generally agreed that Sony's wand tracks its 3D position more accurate than Natal. That is not surprising since it only tracks one data point (the center of a glowing sphere) and not a whole body.
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Not as limited as Move, or the Wiimote+. At either rate, that's not the real point here. No other system on the console market today has the capabilities of Natal. Period.
@ joeorc. Yes it does. Neither the Wiimote or Move can track in true 3D, they can only track in a software perceived 3rd dimension.
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well you can have your opinion, but i disagree with it. and since the people who work on the Playstation move say's it track's in 3D i am going to agree with them over this rather than your Opinion.
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Right... *rolls eyes* So because two Sony employees, with obvious dogs in the fight say it's so (and quite ignorantly at that) you choose to believe them...that's just sad.
Face it, Move does NOT, and CANNOT do TRUE 3D. That is a fact, not an opinion. I'm sorry, the Sony employees were only paraphrasing the fact that it emulates true 3D. Why you cannot understand this simple fact is beyond me. Oh well, if you refuse to have a real conversation that's your problem, have fun being wrong! ;)
