drkohler on 25 May 2010
| youarebadatgames said: Hide the move controller behind your back and shake it for a bit and it will get lost, because you can only deduce so much info from accelerometers and there are too many unknown variables. I'd wager that for body position Natal does a better job of figuring out joint/skeletal position than Eye/Move because of the 3d data, but it is expected to. |
I don't see the argument here. What game wants you to hide a glowing ball behind your back? (Apart from the fact you will have a hard time moving the glowing ball for a sizable distance, staying hidden behind your back). Is Natal better when I shine an IR diode into its camera? Can Natal detect if I do a "pew pew pew" behind my back? All pointless arguments. Enjoy the games - be they made for the Move or the Natal. ,and none will require you to hide your hand behind your back.
