Project Natal reviews. Is it really THAT awesome?
Project Natal, so-named after a Brazilian city, is Microsoft’s latest revolution in gaming. In fact, it is believed to be a pivotal system, which will bring huge changes to the way games are designed, made and played. Moreover, some industry experts think that it will put the incredibly popular Nintendo Wii in the shade....
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Gesture interface was first brought to the public in 2002, when Sony released the EyeToy. However, for numerous reasons, not least the lack of accuracy in the motion-sensory technology, Sony failed to impress. Just three years later, Nintendo unveiled the Wii at the Tokyo Game Show and ensured that gesture interface was here to...
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If you’re not a committed gamer or if you’ve been living under a rock, you may have missed the news of Project Natal, Microsoft’s latest technological advancement in motion-sensory technology. Now, this may not seem so mind-boggling, but the belief that this could overthrow the Nintendo Wii, means that industry experts and keen gamers...
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Since the advent of video and computer games, they have been perceived as past-times of the couch potato. However, this image is changing, as Nintendo Wii and games such as Dance Dance Extreme are gradually altering the way that games are played. Now, Microsoft has developed the Xbox 360 Project Natal, which looks set...
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Microsoft’s Natal is the latest development in gaming technology. A system that is designed to respond to a player’s movements and voice commands. In fact, in multiplayer games, the microphone can distinguish between players’ voices and the system even has facial recognition technology. What is amazing about Natal is that all of this is...
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The Nintendo Wii has become the most popular games console and has sold the equivalent of Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 sales put together. However, it looks as though there is a new kid in town as Microsoft reveals the latest technology for the Xbox 360 Project Natal. Back in 2006, the Nintendo Wii...
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