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Forums - Microsoft - A solution to hardcore games on Kinect???

Smidlee on 02 December 2010
bannedagain said:
spaceguy said:
nikosx said:

I think you need kinect and a Nunchuk like controller for hardcore games. The glove just adds precision which could be achieved by next gen kinect too (using better cameras and onboard chip)

I don't think you need nunchuk but I do believe the next xbox will be updated for it.

yea I also think in the future the tech will be so precise that they could make your thumbs or something act as the analog.


In the future you will be able to hook up a computer to your brain so no movement is needed. ;)



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bannedagain on 02 December 2010
Smidlee said:
bannedagain said:
spaceguy said:
nikosx said:

I think you need kinect and a Nunchuk like controller for hardcore games. The glove just adds precision which could be achieved by next gen kinect too (using better cameras and onboard chip)

I don't think you need nunchuk but I do believe the next xbox will be updated for it.

yea I also think in the future the tech will be so precise that they could make your thumbs or something act as the analog.


In the future you will be able to hook up a computer to your brain so no movement is needed. ;)

Well thats ways away. You will also be half machine by that time and flying a spaceship. Maybe thats what spaceguy is doing here?



Smidlee on 03 December 2010
bannedagain said:
Smidlee said:
 


In the future you will be able to hook up a computer to your brain so no movement is needed. ;)

Well thats ways away. You will also be half machine by that time and flying a spaceship. Maybe thats what spaceguy is doing here?

 Actually I think Duke already did an experment that connect a computer the an ape's brain to read it's brain waves when the ape move a joystick to move an mechical arm (which got him food). Surprisingly after a while the ape dropped the joystick as it realize it didn't need to actually move it's hand anymore. About two days the ape could move the mechinal arm as if it was it's own ... just by thinking.

So it's really is not that far away as we found out that with time the brain can figure out a computer program to control stuff like a mechical arms. Instead of the computer figuring out the brain the brain figured out the computer input instead. Of course the idea of having wires in contact of the surface of the brain isn't very appealing when it comes to people.