Microsofts New Wii Killer is Full Body Motion Sensor

Microsofts New Wii Killer is Full Body Motion Sensor

Ranga14 by Ranga14 on May 07, 2009 @ 12:47 AM (Staff Bios)
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Microsofts New Wii Killer is Full Body Motion Sensor

It looks like Microsoft is set to announce a motion sensor add on for the Xbox 360 to compete with the Wii but it doesn't require you to wave anything, instead it simply senses the motions of your body movement! Here's some of what it can do;

  • Full body and hand gesture control of games / characters.
  • In fighting games you kick, punch, duck, dive, jump and so forth with your body.
  • It also picks up small hand gestures like pinching, grabbing and scrolling.
  • There will also be video conferencing and games with video.
  • Trivia game over the internet with live images of each person playing. When a question pops up, they can clap to buzz in.
  • You can "move objects on your screen" and the other party can see what you're doing in real time.
  • Sensor detects only the person playing, not folks observing on the couch.

Read More: https://www.engadget.com/2009/05/01/xbox-36...dy-game-contro/

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