xbox 360 will have motion sensing gameplay

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Read about the xbox camera:

Gaming Capabilities
The Xbox 360 USB camera will most likely be first and foremost a gaming enhancement peripheral similar to the EyeToy released by Sony for the Playstaion 2. The EyeToy was a simple add-on device and was launched with a set of basic games that used motion to perform game features. The Xbox 360’s camera at first glance appears to be nothing more than a simple add-on peripheral. The camera, however, is reported to support a new capability called ‘gesture recognition’ that will translate your real life movements and incorporate them into the game play. It’s not clear exactly what this means, how it will materialize in actual games and if any game developers have signed up to support the camera.

A brochure for the camera obtained by IGN noted that “These features provide developers opportunities for unprecedented levels of innovation and personalization, and enable gamers to customize and socialize in their game worlds in ways they never could before. Additionally, Xbox 360 Camera support is deeply integrated into the Dashboard, making every Xbox 360 console owner a potential customer for the camera and your camera-enabled game.” It certainly sounds like a compelling set of features that could enhance both simple and complex multi-player games alike.

Prove: http://www.ehomeupgrade.com/entry/2343/sneak_peak_xbox

and Patent on Microsofts New motion technology prove:

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6145348.html



PS3 worth extra 300 $ , for what ?

Also PS3 online is FREE, just as xbox live silver , its FREE

but online gaming ? it isnt announched YET

Remember the rumour ? " PS3 will cost 600 $ " and then sony said: no it isnt true "

And what ya guess at E3 ? = PS3 599 $ , SONY TELL LIES

Prepare to pay for online, i swear on my grave

[alecs36]

Re: xbox 360 will have motion sensing gameplay

Peter Moore

Well, on Xbox Live Silver you can do anything except play multiplayer. What Sony has actually announced is that they're pushing the emphasis to the publishers to figure out what they want to charge. They have said, "we're not going to charge you" - but if you truly believe that the publishers are going to build data centres, build user interfaces, network stacks, run bandwidth costs, egress costs, do compatibility with every provider around the world... For free?