PlayStation 3 motion controller
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Published 1 September, 2009 Duration 7:33
A chat with one of the members of the R&D team behind Sony's motion sensing controller.
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Hey I'm not knocking it by the way. Usinga glowing sphere of a known size so that you can tell where in space it is with a simply camera and some algorythms was genius. It's such a cheap and simple solution that it's hard to make it go wrong. In the realms of technology and games the K.I.S.S methodology works wonders.
I'm fairly certain microsoft are looking at Natal and thinking "We had a camera and I have a few florecent tennis balls....oh heck...and we spent how much developing Natal!"
*sigh* I'll probably end up with Natal for 360 and wands for my PS3 so why am I even fighting it....