Eyetoy could only track your outline, and not particularly well at that (especially if lighting was an issue). Depth was impossible without the addition of glowing spheres (move).
I'm hoping this new one will be able to handle psuedo depth via stereoscopy. Time will tell though.
Not true.
Through head tracking theoretically you could make a game from your own perspective instead of the perspective of the character. If this is possible then you basically could turn a 2D tv into a 3D tv for one person playing a game (and without the use of 3D glasses).
I may be way off on this, but if you could pull this off it would not matter if you moved your head or not, the image would still appear 3D b/c it would all be relative to your perspective.
That is exactly what it is, just the logical progression of the Eyetoy model in giving it the ability to detect depth and more precision in motion detection. Eyetoy on steroids is a perfectly apt description.No it's not.
I will never forgive Nintendo for starting all this motion control crap
Fuck optional, the only way we're going to get decent implementations of the tech is if it's included in every box. Same thing with the move controller.
I have a feeling that this will be bundled and Move will be separate.
Fuck optional, the only way we're going to get decent implementations of the tech is if it's included in every box. Same thing with the move controller.
I have a feeling that this will be bundled and Move will be separate.
I will never forgive Nintendo for starting all this motion control crap
Is there anyone else out there who hates being photographed and filmed all the time and wishes that this trend of seemingly every electronic device containing a camera -- particularly a camera that faces the user -- would come to an end?
Seriously, I have no desire whatsoever to film or take pictures of my own face. I don't need a user-facing camera on my phone, I don't need it on my Vita, I don't need it on my computer, and I certainly don't need it on my PS4.
Yeah, yeah, I know, "just don't use it!". But already society expects people to be comfortable with video chatting on Skype and sengind your photo to other players in online games (I love Wipeout 2048, but sorry othe rplayers, you don't get to see my ugly mug). Someone, please make it stop.
It almost has to be in the box, or it's already dead.
120fps. ? and two of those..? 240fps.. Pachter vindicated..
This would naturally turn current Move into Move 2.0.
I'm talking about the PS3 Eye.
Eyetoy = PS2
PS Eye = PS3
Anyone know if this will make it so that Move no longer needs those bright glowing balls? I liked the device but rarely used it because of how distracting they were.
Is there anyone else out there who hates being photographed and filmed all the time and wishes that this trend of seemingly every electronic device containing a camera -- particularly a camera that faces the user -- would come to an end?
Seriously, I have no desire whatsoever to film or take pictures of my own face. I don't need a user-facing camera on my phone, I don't need it on my Vita, I don't need it on my computer, and I certainly don't need it on my PS4.
Yeah, yeah, I know, "just don't use it!". But already society expects people to be comfortable with video chatting on Skype and sengind your photo to other players in online games (I love Wipeout 2048, but sorry othe rplayers, you don't get to see my ugly mug). Someone, please make it stop.
It would be better if they bundled every system with a headset like MS does. Using the camera's mic means it would pick up all other sounds around your house.
What exactly are you turning your head to look at?
Your Imax screen?
You sitting 2 feet away from your screen?
My point being if you observe the recommended viewing distance there should be no reason to turn your head making head tracking pointless.
As Sony Computer Entertainment warms up its blue lighting and double-checks its playlist for February 20th, one unnamed SCE official says that the PlayStation 4 will act as more of a home entertainment hub than what we've seen in the past. They added, according to the Nikkei, that the main selling point won't be the rumored eight-core AMD64 CPU or other hardware specs, but how it opens up new styles of play -- something Nintendo is also focusing on. Sony is going to push the new console as a home entertainment "nerve center," with a focus on the hardware's ability to connect and share to mobile devices -- the rival that's pulling gamers away from traditional consoles. No discussion on any Gaikai-powered cloud gaming just yet, but following its unveiling later this month, the report states that the new PlayStation should launch before the end of the year. A bit of a shame, then, that it's still only February.
Just let them think what they want to think.They're exactly the same thing, but one has a higher resolution. I'm guessing you just don't understand that the Kinect camera has actual tech (infra-red emitters / detector) in it which allows the depth calculations? PS Eye, just like the eyetoy can only work with outlines (and again, only in the right light) unless you add the move controller to the equation.
If you're looking for the Microsoft ripoff of the Eyetoy, it's called the Live Vision Camera.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_Live_Vision
http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/08/sony-ps4-main-selling-point-new-playing-options/
I'm not sure how I feel about this, all I wan't to do is play games!
So this sounds like Sony's answer to Kinect - so that means what happens to the Move ...
Don't worry. They've been saying this since the PS2.http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/08/sony-ps4-main-selling-point-new-playing-options/
I'm not sure how I feel about this, all I wan't to do is play games!
No, it is still a 2D image so would appear flat. It would have its applications, but it would still look flat. There are those Wii videos with the targets popping out of the screen but that only looks like that because it's being filmed with a 2D camcorder - in person, it wouldn't look that way.
They're exactly the same thing, but one has a higher resolution I'm guessing you just don't understand that the Kinect camera has actual tech in it which allows the depth calculations?
If you're looking for the Microsoft ripoff of the Eyetoy, it's called the Live Vision Camera.
I have a feeling that this will be bundled and Move will be separate.
Ugh...
Lmao. Let the media box games begin!http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/08/sony-ps4-main-selling-point-new-playing-options/
I'm not sure how I feel about this, all I wan't to do is play games!
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having this unified across two major systems will be a good thing. at least now developers can give critical thought into how such a thing might improve the game experience. if it doesn't, leave it out! it's just as tool.
i dunno, for me this is the first really interesting thing i've heard about the ps4 aside from the share button.
That camera was only used for video chat, no?
http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/08/sony-ps4-main-selling-point-new-playing-options/
I'm not sure how I feel about this, all I wan't to do is play games!
That is exactly what it is, just the logical progression of the Eyetoy model in giving it the ability to detect depth and more precision in motion detection. Eyetoy on steroids is a perfectly apt description.
http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/08/sony-ps4-main-selling-point-new-playing-options/
I'm not sure how I feel about this, all I wan't to do is play games!