slowmo said:
Actually the argument is very valid, you're only saying it's dumb because the specific details of the technology show just how flawed the statement PS Eye can do what Natal can do is. The resource cost it would take on processing time to do a full body 3D skeletal capture on a person with the PS Eye would be ridiculous. The camera isn't capable of doing what Natal does in that regard and it certainly couldn't do it at 30FPS with as comparatively little latency as Natal. You have ZERO evidence of the release version of Natal to be so negative with regards to accuracy, latency or indeed its software catalogue. You really should start being more gracious about Natal's tech because you're the one who could actually end up with egg on your face too. Natal isn't hyped on these boards, just irrationally hated upon by the way. |
The point is, they both do motion capture differently. PS Eye doesn't need to do a full skeletal capture to achieve it's motion capture. Its method also allows it to have a refresh rate of either 60 FPS or 120FPS. Natal can do a skeletal capture. But, in the end, it doesn't matter how Natal does motion capture, if it's not accurate.
And you're right, I have no proof that the final version will be like it has been in videos. That's why I'm not doing the fanboy thing and saying, "Natal sucks!" or "Natal will be crap!" I'm just looking at it with a skeptic's eye. The vids I have seen have had tracking issues and they were from before the internal processor was taken out. Now, the 360 has to do all the calculations, which is said to take 15% of it's processing power. I just don't have much faith in the product. Of course, there is still a chance MS can pull it off.
Also, on the flip side, these guys don't have proof that Natal will be incredibly accurate or offer tons of new gaming experiences. Yet, that doesn't stop them from hyping this thing like the second coming of Christ. You saying it isn't hyped kinda shows your bias. Plus, I'm just saying it COULD lead to an ultimate letdown.








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