teigaga said:
| joeorc said:
Well its like this, the playstation move's multi-Light LED sphere on top of it, is not just for tracking, it also allows the developer to overlay AR ie: augmented reality effects over top of the controller to represent something in a game.
So imagine they could create a lightsabre like kylo Ren's or other classic Jedi or dark force user's lightssbre's in the VR game.
Or unlock pretty awesome unlockable
Light saber effects for your dark Jedi sith or Jedi Knight
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Do you essentially mean more accurate object mapping to the players movements?
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Well in the sense, that on the fly AR effects based on a users movement with the multicolored led lights being able to generate effects that are not prebaked at stage of say a corridor type AR but reactionary based on what actions the consumer takes in their motion combinations during the game, say you have to make a triangle followed by a circle followed by two slashes to create and x..now if you time those right you get an effect, but let's say you do that real fast..your color if timed right could be red..but if you do the combo correctly and at a faster time, your colored light on the game may turn not only your playstation move a different color but the headsets color LED's may also change..you could have say for defense to your Jedi against with lightning ..when people watch it on another screen Say in a VR dual its based on gesture movements and combos, that you would do and your opponents could have different effects not only in game but it would show in game based on those effects with AR effects generated from the playstation eye seeing what you did and the shift in color can determine on the fly how effective it is against the opponents attack.
But based on the color , what effect on the screen each of you would see as well as people watching the game.
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Proud psOne/2/3/p owner. I survived Aplcalyps3 and all I got was this lousy Signature.
