One of the big buzzes at E3 this year was Microsoft's Project Natal, something that could truly revolutionize gaming as we know it. Now, Mark Rein has said that none other than Unreal Engine 3 was used to create the Ricochet and Paint Party demos.
Unreal Engine 3 Used To Create Project Natal Demos
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I'm still interested how will they implement something basic like moving the character through 3D (or 2D) environment without buttons. Maybe to sell it in a package with rotating treadmill?
A simple way would be by stepping forward or backwards.
For the driving demo they just put their foot forward and Natal realised this meant accelerate. Could translate that to human movement too. Foot forward = move forward, foot under body = no movement, foot backwards = move backwards.
But as the Natal dev team said, it's not suitable for all types of games and is more of an interface add-on.
btw. June news ;P
For the driving demo they just put their foot forward and Natal realised this meant accelerate. Could translate that to human movement too. Foot forward = move forward, foot under body = no movement, foot backwards = move backwards.
But as the Natal dev team said, it's not suitable for all types of games and is more of an interface add-on.
btw. June news ;P
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Isnt that the SAME exact thing Microsoft said about Vista and pc gaming?
Step 1: Open mouth
Step 2: Insert foot
Step 3: repeat
step 4: ????
Step 5: profit