New spatial measurement system detailed; will the Xbox 360 eventually incorporate a Revolution-styled player interface?
Nintendo has made no secret of its "blue ocean" strategy for the next generation of console wars. Instead of getting bogged down trying to do the same thing its competitors are doing, only better, the company is looking to explore new waters, creating markets where there are no competitors. One of the prime examples of this strategy is the motion-sensitive controller for the Nintendo Revolution, but the blue ocean Nintendo had envisioned could be getting pretty crowded by the time the system comes out.
News source: GameSpot
Nintendo has made no secret of its "blue ocean" strategy for the next generation of console wars. Instead of getting bogged down trying to do the same thing its competitors are doing, only better, the company is looking to explore new waters, creating markets where there are no competitors. One of the prime examples of this strategy is the motion-sensitive controller for the Nintendo Revolution, but the blue ocean Nintendo had envisioned could be getting pretty crowded by the time the system comes out.
News source: GameSpot
Chew
it basically says that MS now have a patent for something like an eyetoy to track movement using 2 or more camera's.
it'll b no match for the revo controller cos its not as sensitive, those who have used the sony eyetoy know how fun it is but its not responsive enough for something like an fps.
EDIT: Read the article first, its like sony's strategy (use of cameras).
Last edited by Dale on 04 Mar 2006 - 00:32
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